tax returns

[weedebz 0]

Nick is here in UK so not working. He's travelling back in December and intending to start working. He has never filed a tax return as never made enough money due to only working wee part-time jobs since leaving school. Is this going to cause me a huge headache? His parents are being my co-sponsors and they have all their tax returns which list Nick up until last year as a dependant. We only just mailed out I-129f last week so we not expecting interview stage until at least Jan so he will have worked at least a few weeks by then, I know his income wont count but at least it will show he is willing and able to work. I've also read somewhere that London will take my savings into consideration too? Help I just want us to be organised for anything that USCIS or the embassy in London will throw at us. I can predict many sleepless nights over next 6-7months!!!

[pushbrk 13,090]

Nick is here in UK so not working. He's travelling back in December and intending to start working. He has never filed a tax return as never made enough money due to only working wee part-time jobs since leaving school. Is this going to cause me a huge headache? His parents are being my co-sponsors and they have all their tax returns which list Nick up until last year as a dependant. We only just mailed out I-129f last week so we not expecting interview stage until at least Jan so he will have worked at least a few weeks by then, I know his income wont count but at least it will show he is willing and able to work. I've also read somewhere that London will take my savings into consideration too? Help I just want us to be organised for anything that USCIS or the embassy in London will throw at us. I can predict many sleepless nights over next 6-7months!!!

He will still need to provide an I-134 and cite the specific IRS regulation that indicates he was not required to file tax returns. If he's been a student all or most of the past few years, they'll understand. If there is time for him to return, find work, and provide evidence he's working, that would help too. Yours is not an uncommon circumstance.

[redpixie 0]

Nick is here in UK so not working. He's travelling back in December and intending to start working. He has never filed a tax return as never made enough money due to only working wee part-time jobs since leaving school. Is this going to cause me a huge headache? His parents are being my co-sponsors and they have all their tax returns which list Nick up until last year as a dependant. We only just mailed out I-129f last week so we not expecting interview stage until at least Jan so he will have worked at least a few weeks by then, I know his income wont count but at least it will show he is willing and able to work. I've also read somewhere that London will take my savings into consideration too? Help I just want us to be organised for anything that USCIS or the embassy in London will throw at us. I can predict many sleepless nights over next 6-7months!!!

He will still need to provide an I-134 and cite the specific IRS regulation that indicates he was not required to file tax returns. If he's been a student all or most of the past few years, they'll understand. If there is time for him to return, find work, and provide evidence he's working, that would help too. Yours is not an uncommon circumstance.

Thanks for the advice there.

We're in a similar position to you too. My fiance was a student until recently and he's never filed a tax return either. His parents are also acting as my sponsor. I didn't know that the UK's US embassy took our savings into account. I know that they did with the student visa, but not for the K-1 (I filed for the student visa in the UK and the people at the embassy were lovely. Filing this one in Ireland as we have moved out here now).

Good luck with it all.