question regarding income requirement and joint sponsor

[guyfromky 1]

My fiancee did her fiance visa interview in Jakarta and everything was good except income. The interviewer refused to even look at my check stubs because I had not yet gotten 2018 tax returns because I hadn't done my taxces for that year yet. Thing is, my income for 2018 exceeded the income requirements but I wasn't able to prove it by showing w2s or tax transcript so they told my fiancee for me to get a joint sponsor. Well I did my taxes on February 1st and am waiting to get the transcript for it proving I made enough money. I made a little over 1000 dollars per year above the requirement.

 

My question is, will the transcript (and w2s if necessary, which I now have) be enough to get them to approve the fiance visa? Or will they still require joint sponsor simply because they have now asked for one?

[Ben&Zian 4,398]

37 minutes ago, guyfromky said:

My fiancee did her fiance visa interview in Jakarta and everything was good except income. The interviewer refused to even look at my check stubs because I had not yet gotten 2018 tax returns because I hadn't done my taxces for that year yet. Thing is, my income for 2018 exceeded the income requirements but I wasn't able to prove it by showing w2s or tax transcript so they told my fiancee for me to get a joint sponsor. Well I did my taxes on February 1st and am waiting to get the transcript for it proving I made enough money. I made a little over 1000 dollars per year above the requirement.

 

My question is, will the transcript (and w2s if necessary, which I now have) be enough to get them to approve the fiance visa? Or will they still require joint sponsor simply because they have now asked for one?

 

If they asked for one, they may be requiring it.

 

Even if you make above the minimum, it is the CO's ultimate discretion to make the decision about if the intending immigrant might become a public charge. There could be certain things that lead them to lean to the judgement call, but it is there discretion again.