Request for initial evidence??

[Jess&Rob 9]

I just received a request for initial evidence for the affidative of support portion and I am very confused. All the information they are asking for I have submitted, and had an immigration consultant help me fill out the forms. I have attached the letter below. so frustrating .. also at the bottom are they requesting the I-944 at this time too? 
 

thanks so much! 
 

 

 

[HRQX 4,145]

1 hour ago, Jess&Rob said:

All the information they are asking for I have submitted

Re-submit the joint sponsor documents. Sometimes things get unorganized at the Lockbox.

1 hour ago, Jess&Rob said:

also at the bottom are they requesting the I-944 at this time too?

Yes, also submit I-944 with its associated documents. You live in Florida, so the recent 9th Circuit decision doesn't apply to you:

 

[Jess&Rob 9]

7 minutes ago, HRQX said:

Re-submit the joint sponsor documents. Sometimes things get unorganized at the Lockbox.

Yes, also submit I-944 with its associated documents. You live in Florida, so the recent 9th Circuit decision doesn't apply to you:

 

What is the 9th circuit? 

8 minutes ago, HRQX said:

Re-submit the joint sponsor documents. Sometimes things get unorganized at the Lockbox.

Yes, also submit I-944 with its associated documents. You live in Florida, so the recent 9th Circuit decision doesn't apply to you:

 

Thank you!  That is frustrating. So basically they misplaced that entire document and that’s why I am getting this letter? 

[HRQX 4,145]

7 minutes ago, Jess&Rob said:

What is the 9th circuit? 

https://www.ca9.uscourts.gov/judicial_council/what_is_the_ninth_circuit.php

[Jess&Rob 9]

4 minutes ago, HRQX said:

https://www.ca9.uscourts.gov/judicial_council/what_is_the_ninth_circuit.php

Gotcha. I will fill out the I-944 and send that in.  My next question would be this. The reason we used a joint sponsor (my father in law) is because my husband (us citizen/dual) was living and working in Canada since 2005 so he showed no income for recent tax years however this year he started a business here in Florida and made well over 100k. So should I wait until he files his 2020 taxes? And omit the joint sponsor completely? Or how should I go about this ..  I know I only have 87 days to send everything in or my case will be denied 

Edited December 28, 2020 by Jess&Rob

[Ryan H 3,798]

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[carmel34 3,543]

13 hours ago, Jess&Rob said:

Gotcha. I will fill out the I-944 and send that in.  My next question would be this. The reason we used a joint sponsor (my father in law) is because my husband (us citizen/dual) was living and working in Canada since 2005 so he showed no income for recent tax years however this year he started a business here in Florida and made well over 100k. So should I wait until he files his 2020 taxes? And omit the joint sponsor completely? Or how should I go about this ..  I know I only have 87 days to send everything in or my case will be denied 

Your husband can legally file a 1040 for 2020 after January 1, 2021, however the IRS typically does not start to process them until late January.  That said, I recommend that if he has all his required documents to file (1099s, W2s, etc.), go ahead and file a 1040 in January and also do a new I-864 showing the income for 2020.  Carefully follow the I-864 instructions for self-employed, there are slight differences.  Send the new I-864 and supporting financial documents (copy of 1040 plus all attachments) for your husband with the requested I-864 and supporting financial documents for the joint sponsor father in law, plus the I-944 in response to the RFE.  Good luck!