can't meet the income requirments what happens to our case?

[konouz 0]

HI TO ALL ,

i have an important question i want you please to clarify it for me :

-If the offcier at the day of the interview says that one doesn't meet the income requirments, what 'd happen to our case?

Will it be sent back to NVC or remains at the consualte until finiacial stuf is regulated as having a co-sponsor OR what??

thanks

Edited June 18, 2007 by konouz

[Erica 0]

Your profile says you filed for an IR1/CR1 visa. In that case you'll have to fill out the I-864 (affidavit of support) and send it to the NVC during the process. More information about the I-864 here:

http://travel.state.gov/visa/immigrants/info/info_3183.html

and here:

http://travel.state.gov/visa/immigrants/info/info_1327.html

Good luck!

HI TO ALL ,

i have an important question i want you please to clarify it for me :

-If the offcier at the day of the interview says that one doesn't meet the income requirments, what 'd happen to our case?

Will it be sent back to NVC or remains at the consualte until finiacial stuf is regulated as having a co-sponsor OR what??

thanks

[konouz 0]

hi Erica

first thanks for the reply. Just i can't find an answer to my question in links yet what is needed members who experienced this matter and thus can provide us with clear and exact answer.

thanks

Edited June 18, 2007 by konouz

[pushbrk 12,914]

hi Erica

first thanks for the reply. Just i can't find an answer to my question in links yet what is needed members who experienced this matter and thus can provide us with clear and exact answer.

thanks

You either meet the requirements to sponsor your spouse or you don't. If you don't, you'll need a joint sponsor. Don't send in an I-864 without a joint sponsor if you don't qualify on your own. A visa will not be granted unless sufficient sponsorship is shown.

[Erica 0]

What I was trying to say was that if you are indeed filing for an IR1/CR1 your case will not even get to the consulate if you don't meet the requirements. You will have to prove your 'financial stuff' beforehand. So, your question can't happen.

hi Erica

first thanks for the reply. Just i can't find an answer to my question in links yet what is needed members who experienced this matter and thus can provide us with clear and exact answer.

thanks

[pushbrk 12,914]

That is correct. NVC will determine whether your I-864(s) are adequate. If not, your case doesn't go to a Consulate until the requirements are met with a joint sponsor or is rejected for failure to meet the requirements. There isn't a way around these requirements but there are several ways to meet them.

What I was trying to say was that if you are indeed filing for an IR1/CR1 your case will not even get to the consulate if you don't meet the requirements. You will have to prove your 'financial stuff' beforehand. So, your question can't happen.

hi Erica

first thanks for the reply. Just i can't find an answer to my question in links yet what is needed members who experienced this matter and thus can provide us with clear and exact answer.

thanks

[hanout 0]

thanks to all

i want some to confirm to me what "pushbrk" said . Is is true NVC determines if the I-864 adequate or not or its the job of consulate?

Many thanks

Edited June 18, 2007 by hanout

[Lance27 19]

pushbrk is right... NVC wont send your case to the Consulate if the I-864 requirments are not met.

Good luck.

thanks to all

i want some to confirm to me what "pushbrk" said . Is is true NVC determines if the I-864 adequate or not or its the job of consulate?

Many thanks

[Yodrak 7]

No, the NVC will not evaluate the I-864. The NVC will check that the necessary information and supporting documentation has been provided, but it is the consular officer who will evaluate the information to determine whether or not the requirements for sponsorship have been met.

Yodrak

That is correct. NVC will determine whether your I-864(s) are adequate. If not, your case doesn't go to a Consulate until the requirements are met with a joint sponsor or is rejected for failure to meet the requirements. There isn't a way around these requirements but there are several ways to meet them.

What I was trying to say was that if you are indeed filing for an IR1/CR1 your case will not even get to the consulate if you don't meet the requirements. You will have to prove your 'financial stuff' beforehand. So, your question can't happen.

hi Erica

first thanks for the reply. Just i can't find an answer to my question in links yet what is needed members who experienced this matter and thus can provide us with clear and exact answer.

thanks

[hanout 0]

HI

The NVC OR The consulate ? who can provide us with concreat answer ?

THANKS

Edited June 18, 2007 by hanout

[simple_male 1]

HI

The NVC OR The consulate ? who can provide us with concreat answer ?

THANKS

Hanout, it is the Consulate who will determine. NVC will only check whether your I-864 and the documents that you send are complete or not. They won't determine whether you need a co sponsor or not. For your case, you are better off getting a co sponsor.

[hanout 0]

Thanks so much simple_male

you are very helpful . want you please to explain to me what you meant by "you are better off of gettinga cosponsor"?

TAHNKS

Edited June 18, 2007 by hanout

[Erica 0]

I'm really sorry if I have been misinformed and am making the whole thing even more confusing. But, how does the NVC know if what one has sent is all complete if they don't review it?

Hanout, it is the Consulate who will determine. NVC will only check whether your I-864 and the documents that you send are complete or not. They won't determine whether you need a co sponsor or not. For your case, you are better off getting a co sponsor.

[MaryandMian 1]

During this process you submit your I-864 to the NVC level and they only scan over it . It then goes to the embassy with all the other paperwork and the consular will determine if you need a co sponsor. In my case this happened and before they would give us an interview I had to have my brother co sponsor my husband. In most cases they give you a short time frame to meet the requirements and if you do not they will send the file back to the USA as abandoned. Depending on the consulate they can tell you before the interview or give you a 221(g) after the interview and they will tell you how much time you have to comply with their demands.

Mary

[Yodrak 7]

Erica,

A checklist.

- Income from employment - is an employer's letter included? pay statements? other appropriate documentation?

- Income from investments or other sources - is supporting documentation included?

- Assets - if assets are shown, is supporting documentation included?

- Past tax returns - at least 1 is required, is it included?

- etc.

Yodrak

I'm really sorry if I have been misinformed and am making the whole thing even more confusing. But, how does the NVC know if what one has sent is all complete if they don't review it?

Hanout, it is the Consulate who will determine. NVC will only check whether your I-864 and the documents that you send are complete or not. They won't determine whether you need a co sponsor or not. For your case, you are better off getting a co sponsor.