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We received an RFE to submit applicant's birth certificate and sponsor's most recent tax returns. We just noticed that we put gross income in the form I-864 page 5, where it asks for adjusted gross income.

Shall we send a corrected I-864, or shall we just explain it in the cover letter, or shall we just send what USCIS specifically asked for and ignore this for now?

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11 minutes ago, shawn1990 said:

We received an RFE to submit applicant's birth certificate and sponsor's most recent tax returns. We just noticed that we put gross income in the form I-864 page 5, where it asks for adjusted gross income.

Shall we send a corrected I-864, or shall we just explain it in the cover letter, or shall we just send what USCIS specifically asked for and ignore this for now?

I would send what you were asked for by USCIS. That is, the sponsor's tax return and the applicants birth certificate.

You may attach a cover letter to explain yourself if you made a mistake, but I would'n send a new I-864. Just follow their directions. 

AOS Timeline:

Data Filed: 16 November 2019

First NOA: 22 November 2019

BIO Appt: 17 December 2019

Status updated to "Interview ready to be scheduled": 6 February 2020

Status updated to "Interview was scheduled": 7 February 2020

Second NOA: 13 February 2020

Interview appt: 18 March 2020 (cancelled)

Change of address: September 2020

New Interview appt: 18 November 2020

Received EAD/AP combo card: 4 April 2020

 

Field Office: San Diego. Originally filed in Detroit, MI.

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16 minutes ago, shawn1990 said:

We received an RFE to submit applicant's birth certificate and sponsor's most recent tax returns. We just noticed that we put gross income in the form I-864 page 5, where it asks for adjusted gross income.

Shall we send a corrected I-864, or shall we just explain it in the cover letter, or shall we just send what USCIS specifically asked for and ignore this for now?

Send what the RFE asks for right now and if you get a interview then you can fix it then. 

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7 minutes ago, mark90 said:

I would send what you were asked for by USCIS. That is, the sponsor's tax return and the applicants birth certificate.

You may attach a cover letter to explain yourself if you made a mistake, but I would'n send a new I-864. Just follow their directions. 

Thank you!

 

5 minutes ago, Cyberfx1024 said:

Send what the RFE asks for right now and if you get a interview then you can fix it then. 

Thanks a lot! 

 
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