I-864 questions...

[Aykut Ucar 0]

Hi,

what is 1099 form?

My wife is the sponsor and she works as a teacher.She said she didnt have something like that.

Instead she had something like 1040.Would that be ok?

And we put the below as the documents

1. I-864

2. Proof of current employment ( A letter from her employer that indicates when she started, how much she gets ect.)

3. Copy of payroll of April 2006

4. Copy of W2 of 2006

5. Copy of Form 1040 of 2006

Are these all needed? Are we missing something?

Thanks for help.

regards.

[celikkanat 0]

Aykut,

Yes these are more than enough. 1099 is another tax form used in some special cases. We sent W-2, 1040 and a few paystubs with I-864.

Kaan

[YuAndDan 153]

Your list is complete, not everyone get 1099 forms, they are used to report other income like from investments, or sometimes side work.

[Aykut Ucar 0]

Aykut,

Yes these are more than enough. 1099 is another tax form used in some special cases. We sent W-2, 1040 and a few paystubs with I-864.

Kaan

Thank you so much Kaan. Now I m relieved

By the way do you know what "touched" means in people's timelines?

And where do they get that info since there is nothing in forms that you can write your email or something?

regards

[YuAndDan 153]

Aykut,

Yes these are more than enough. 1099 is another tax form used in some special cases. We sent W-2, 1040 and a few paystubs with I-864.

Kaan

Thank you so much Kaan. Now I m relieved

By the way do you know what "touched" means in people's timelines?

And where do they get that info since there is nothing in forms that you can write your email or something?

regards

A good explanation for Touched is here: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=300

Just read the first post by Captain Ewok

[celikkanat 0]

I havent got any NOA from USCIS, but as far as I understand, there is number on the NOA paper that allows you to follow your application status. When it says "touched" I think it means USCIS takes a look at your application, or papers etc.. As I said, I havent reached that point yet, I sent my application on May 24th, and havent got my NOA.

K.

Aykut,

Yes these are more than enough. 1099 is another tax form used in some special cases. We sent W-2, 1040 and a few paystubs with I-864.

Kaan

Thank you so much Kaan. Now I m relieved

By the way do you know what "touched" means in people's timelines?

And where do they get that info since there is nothing in forms that you can write your email or something?

regards

[Aykut Ucar 0]

Thanks everybody for help.

[Silke 1]

If your wife had any additional income, you HAVE To include form 1099. People here on VJ have gotten RFEs for not submitting their 1099s. If of course your wife didn't have any additional income, you can't include form 1099 (you can't include what you don't have). Examples of additional income are: interest, retirement, dividend

[lucky_star 0]

i have a question...

do we need just tax 2006 all form...or 3years? (i mean 2005, and 2004)?

let me know please...

thank you

[Silke 1]

@lucky_star: You HAVE to submit your tax returns for 2006. Submitting tax returns for 2005 and 2004 is optional BUT HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. Also, as stated above, submit form 1099 if you had any additional income.

[Yodrak 7]

Aykut Ucar,

You might be missing something. A photocopied tax return should be the complete return as filed with the IRS. Many people's tax returns contain more than Form 1040 and Form W-2.

What did your wife's tax return include?

Yodrak

Hi,

what is 1099 form?

My wife is the sponsor and she works as a teacher.She said she didnt have something like that.

Instead she had something like 1040.Would that be ok?

And we put the below as the documents

1. I-864

2. Proof of current employment ( A letter from her employer that indicates when she started, how much she gets ect.)

3. Copy of payroll of April 2006

4. Copy of W2 of 2006

5. Copy of Form 1040 of 2006

Are these all needed? Are we missing something?

Thanks for help.

regards.

[Aykut Ucar 0]

Aykut Ucar,

You might be missing something. A photocopied tax return should be the complete return as filed with the IRS. Many people's tax returns contain more than Form 1040 and Form W-2.

What did your wife's tax return include?

Yodrak

I even dont know what does this mean. I ll ask my wife.

You mean we need something else as document?

regards.

[YuAndDan 153]

Aykut Ucar,

You might be missing something. A photocopied tax return should be the complete return as filed with the IRS. Many people's tax returns contain more than Form 1040 and Form W-2.

What did your wife's tax return include?

Yodrak

I even dont know what does this mean. I ll ask my wife.

You mean we need something else as document?

regards.

The simplest solution is get tax transcripts from the IRS, they are acceptable in place of the (1040/W2/1099...) per the I-864 instructions.

http://www.irs.gov/faqs/faq1-6.html

[KarenCee 3]

If your wife had any additional income, you HAVE To include form 1099. People here on VJ have gotten RFEs for not submitting their 1099s. If of course your wife didn't have any additional income, you can't include form 1099 (you can't include what you don't have). Examples of additional income are: interest, retirement, dividend

I had additional income in the form of a second job and child support. I did not have to submit a 1099 for either. I submitted my tax returns and the tax transcripts for both incomes and the documentation that proves what I receive in child support from my divorce settlement. My I-864 was accepted and my husband's AOS has just recently been approved.

Edited June 2, 2007 by KarenCee