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I would, if possible, yes.

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43 minutes ago, Joe01 said:

I will see if I can get it from my sponsor. Thank you!  :joy:

NVC basically has signed off on your sponsor's financial information NOT using the sponsor's filed 2018 taxes.

 

Actually what is required at the interview is to have the sponsor's original W-2 from 2017 with you at your interview along with a copy of the sponsor's 2017 tax return (if an official 2017 IRS Transcript was not used for 2017) along with the sponsor's original signed I-864/I-864A Affidavit of Support (AOS).

 

In three interviews where I was the sponsor, in two of those interviews the Embassy wanted these AOS documents for inspection. Read the directions carefully for your Embassy interview checklist.

 

Having 2018 tax filing from sponsor does not hurt, but it won't mean anything unless you also have the sponsor's original 2018 W-2.

 

(The subject of the W-2 is for the case of employee based income ... other types of income need their supportive financial document ... 1099 etc)

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On 4/6/2019 at 7:29 PM, Juniper said:

NVC basically has signed off on your sponsor's financial information NOT using the sponsor's filed 2018 taxes.

 

Actually what is required at the interview is to have the sponsor's original W-2 from 2017 with you at your interview along with a copy of the sponsor's 2017 tax return (if an official 2017 IRS Transcript was not used for 2017) along with the sponsor's original signed I-864/I-864A Affidavit of Support (AOS).

 

In three interviews where I was the sponsor, in two of those interviews the Embassy wanted these AOS documents for inspection. Read the directions carefully for your Embassy interview checklist.

 

Having 2018 tax filing from sponsor does not hurt, but it won't mean anything unless you also have the sponsor's original 2018 W-2.

 

(The subject of the W-2 is for the case of employee based income ... other types of income need their supportive financial document ... 1099 etc)

Hi,

 

The sponsor's original W-2 from 2017 was uploaded to the CEAC Platform long time ago, I also have a copy of the  2017 IRS Transcript and of all the documents uploaded to the Platform, including the W-2 from 2017...

 

:help:

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9 hours ago, Joe01 said:

Hi,

 

The sponsor's original W-2 from 2017 was uploaded to the CEAC Platform long time ago, I also have a copy of the  2017 IRS Transcript and of all the documents uploaded to the Platform, including the W-2 from 2017...

 

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All that you uploaded is pretty much what will be inspected at your interview.  You should be good to go.  Like I said before ... NVC has pretty much signed off on accepting your sponsor's I-864/I-864A.  Embassy interview checklist in my experience wanted original signed sponsor's I-864/I-864A available for inspection including the tax transcripts.  Good Luck !!!

 
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