I 864 questions

[WEDO 5]

I have my I 864 ready to upload with my documentation....but I'm having second thoughts. 

 

I sent my tax forms to the IRS along with my wife's W7 to request an ITIN in March....But the  W7 had an error since my wife used her married name on the form and only provided her Colombian passport as the Identifying document and since she hadn't included an ID that had her married name on it.....the IRS rejected the W7. We resent the W7 using her maiden name but the IRS still hasn't processed my return.... so  it is still impossible for me to get a transcript of my 2019 return which is what the NVC seems to prefer. I can send in a copy of my 2019 tax return along with the W2s to the NVC....But won't it be a problem if the IRS hasn't processed my return by the time the NVC looks at my tax return?

 

Also I made 105 K last year but my current retirement income is only 36000 a year....which is still more than 150% over the poverty line with myself and two dependents..... but really isn't much....so I listed the balance ($ 163K) of my 401K as an asset to help me qualify.

 

I realize that I'm over the line when it comes to qualifying. But I was wondering if it is worth while to have my wife that owns a house in Colombia worth about 150K in USD file an I 864a to help show that we qualify or sending paper work to the NVC showing that my deceased mother has a house in a trust of which I am the sole beneficiary.....but that I haven't taken the house out of the trust and put it in my name as of yet. 

 

I don't know if this is all over kill..... or just the fact that I have a qualifying income is good enough. 

 

 

 

 

[SteveInBostonI130 3,454]

Hello,

 

NVC prefers a tax return transcript, but you can submit your completed 2019 tax return with all associated W2's and 1099's.  

 

Your income should suffice, especially with the listed 401k asset.

 

The foreign property would just add unnecessary complication.  It would need financial validation, not just a listed price.  Same with the other property.  You would have to submit the paper trail that encompasses property evaluation to you having sole custody and ability to quickly liquidate.

[WEDO 5]

OK sounds good , Thanks for the response

[Ryan H 3,812]

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