Military pay, W2's, 1040's, and Missouri Center??

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1.) Is the Missouri Center processing visa applications or are they doing other things???

2.) Does the Texas and Nebraska ceters do any work or is california getting over in some way??

3.) I am in the Army and I am preparing a K1 visa packet. Would my W2's be good enough or do I need my 1040's??

4.) In the Support Affidavit, do they look at the GROSS or NET salary?? I am in the army, so some monetary benefits are not counted on my W2's, but are on my earning statements. For example housing allowances.

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1.) Is the Missouri Center processing visa applications or are they doing other things???

2.) Does the Texas and Nebraska ceters do any work or is california getting over in some way??

3.) I am in the Army and I am preparing a K1 visa packet. Would my W2's be good enough or do I need my 1040's??

4.) In the Support Affidavit, do they look at the GROSS or NET salary?? I am in the army, so some monetary benefits are not counted on my W2's, but are on my earning statements. For example housing allowances.

Send your petition where the instructions tell you to send it. It will end up in California or Vermont. The other centers are processing other kinds of petitions.

Send tax returns or tax trancripts. The IRS will fax your the transcripts for free. A W2 might be sufficient in February but I wouldn't try getting by with it after April 15.

Use your gross income on the Affidavit.

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1.) Is the Missouri Center processing visa applications or are they doing other things???

2.) Does the Texas and Nebraska ceters do any work or is california getting over in some way??

3.) I am in the Army and I am preparing a K1 visa packet. Would my W2's be good enough or do I need my 1040's??

4.) In the Support Affidavit, do they look at the GROSS or NET salary?? I am in the army, so some monetary benefits are not counted on my W2's, but are on my earning statements. For example housing allowances.

I totaled my benefits together and used them on the 134 form...take LES's with you to your interview to show the descrepancy with the W2 and the 134 form.

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1.) Is the Missouri Center processing visa applications or are they doing other things???

2.) Does the Texas and Nebraska ceters do any work or is california getting over in some way??

3.) I am in the Army and I am preparing a K1 visa packet. Would my W2's be good enough or do I need my 1040's??

4.) In the Support Affidavit, do they look at the GROSS or NET salary?? I am in the army, so some monetary benefits are not counted on my W2's, but are on my earning statements. For example housing allowances.

1. No, they handle other stuff

2. They do processing, but not K-1s. If you live in thier districts, you still have to send to them.

3. You dont need to show support until the interview, and part of the Adjustment of Status petition. What you need to include will depend on the consulate. But you can include 1040s+W2 or ask for tax transcripts from the IRS.

4. Gross before taxes is what should be included. I think I would include some of the benefits, as long as your fiancee would benefit from it too.

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1.) Is the Missouri Center processing visa applications or are they doing other things???

2.) Does the Texas and Nebraska ceters do any work or is california getting over in some way??

3.) I am in the Army and I am preparing a K1 visa packet. Would my W2's be good enough or do I need my 1040's??

4.) In the Support Affidavit, do they look at the GROSS or NET salary?? I am in the army, so some monetary benefits are not counted on my W2's, but are on my earning statements. For example housing allowances.

Send your petition where the instructions tell you to send it. It will end up in California or Vermont. The other centers are processing other kinds of petitions.

Send tax returns or tax trancripts. The IRS will fax your the transcripts for free. A W2 might be sufficient in February but I wouldn't try getting by with it after April 15.

Use your gross income on the Affidavit.

Thank you for your info.