FOR IMMIGRANT VISAS BRING THE DS-5540

[Muhirwa&flowers 12]

This is what my embassy answered Me

 

Thank you for your email.  The form DS-5540 is required for anyone interviewing for an immigrant visa on February 24th or after.  If you are interviewing after this date, please bring the completed form to your interview.

 

Best,

Consular Section

[Daynight 4]

@Muhirwa&flowers : could you tell who will fill up the form? Is it needed to submit it in CEAC system? To inform you my docs are already Documentay Qualified last of this January 2020.

[Muhirwa&flowers 12]

6 minutes ago, Daynight said:

@Muhirwa&flowers : could you tell who will fill up the form? Is it needed to submit it in CEAC system? To inform you my docs are already Documentay Qualified last of this January 2020.

Beneficiary needs to fill out that form

Edited March 2, 2020 by Muhirwa&flowers

[Daynight 4]

@Muhirwa&flowers : do I need to upload it in CEAC site? Or bring the form during interview time?

[Muhirwa&flowers 12]

30 minutes ago, Daynight said:

@Muhirwa&flowers : do I need to upload it in CEAC site? Or bring the form during interview time?

It’s better to bring to the interview because consular section told me to come with the form

[ledingham 68]

This applies to the K-1 visa even though it is considered a non-immigrant visa?

[Just Paul 4,595]

18 minutes ago, ledingham said:

This applies to the K-1 visa even though it is considered a non-immigrant visa?

Only for CR1/IR1 it appears.

 

A K1 benificiary will do the I-944 at AOS.

[ledingham 68]

4 minutes ago, Paul & Mary said:

Only for CR1/IR1 it appears.

 

A K1 benificiary will do the I-944 at AOS.

okay thank you

 

this was posted in K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process and Procedures by individuals apparently doing K-1 visas as well which is why I was confused. Perhaps some timelines filled out wrong? I am unsure but thank you for your response

 

Edited March 2, 2020 by ledingham

[Muhirwa&flowers 12]

6 minutes ago, ledingham said:

okay thank you

 

it’s better to contact your embassy to make sure because embassies are different me I contacted them and told me to come with it so it won’t hurt if you fill it out as a beneficiary and come with it to your interview day 👋

 

[ledingham 68]

1 minute ago, Muhirwa&flowers said:

it’s better to contact your embassy to make sure because embassies are different me I contacted them and told me to come with it so it won’t hurt if you fill it out as a beneficiary and come with it to your interview day 👋

Interesting. I wonder why they would want it?

 

Thank you

[Muhirwa&flowers 12]

10 minutes ago, ledingham said:

Interesting. I wonder why they would want it?

 

Thank you

Yess nobody knows why and while you provided that you got a supporting documents form your fiance , 

[AlaMike 231]

Would it not be easy just to fill out the form ahead of ANY type of interview and bring it with you. This way, if they ask you will have it available.

I went ahead and had my fiance fill it out and she will have it with her, just in case. 

[Muhirwa&flowers 12]

2 hours ago, AlaMike said:

Would it not be easy just to fill out the form ahead of ANY type of interview and bring it with you. This way, if they ask you will have it available.

I went ahead and had my fiance fill it out and she will have it with her, just in case. 

Right no problem 

[stech786 236]

10 hours ago, Muhirwa&flowers said:

This is what my embassy answered Me

 

Thank you for your email.  The form DS-5540 is required for anyone interviewing for an immigrant visa on February 24th or after.  If you are interviewing after this date, please bring the completed form to your interview.

 

Best,

Consular Section

there is another post, where DS5540 is not required. it all depends on embassy & situation. if you have red flags. they will request it

[LegalAlienn 125]

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PART 4 of DS5540

6. List below all U.S. federal tax returns you have filed within the last three years and attach your IRS transcript (or copy of the complete, filed tax return) for your most recent U.S. federal tax return.

So I was employed in the US from June 2016 to June 2017. Do I have to provide the IRS transcript for 2017?

 

Edited March 2, 2020 by LegalAlienn