Islamabad requires a new Co-sponsor

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Hello Everyone!

Guys I need some advice from all of you, please let me know with your feedbacks as soon as possible.

In the mid of last month I recieved a phone call from the Islamabad embassy and the person asked me to send my Co-sponsor's 2006 tax transcript in order to issue my visa and warned me that I have to leave Pakistan before the mid of June since my medical will be expiring soon and they can put me back on administrative processing of which I am just cleared nearly after 1 year twice.

I contacted my brother-in-law who is also my Co-sponsor to send me his tax transcript, later on he said that his transcript is unavailable, he said that he called the IRS and they said that they are processing the RETURNS first so for that he sent the notarized letter stating that the transcript is unavailable at this time.

In the first week of June I received a letter from the embassy stating that:Thank you for providing the documents. However, we require a new and qualified co-sponsor for your case (with I-864 form, proof of U.S. citizenship and 2006 tax returns). Co-sponsor 's income is insufficient to support you.

I contacted my lawyer in the US and my Co-sponsor, the lawyer met with my Co-sponsor and discussed over this issue and again they sent me the tax returns copies including the 1099, schedule A thru E, Stocks and shares investment copies, bank statement balance showing over $25,000, His fully paidoff Condo recently appraised for 900,000.

I sent everything in in the second week and today I recieved the same word to word letter from them stating that: Thank you for providing the documents. However, we require a new and qualified co-sponsor for your case (with I-864 form, proof of U.S. citizenship and 2006 tax returns). Co-sponsor 's income is insufficient to support you.

According to my knowledge the 125% poverty line is $17,112 for 2007, please correct me if I am wrong and even if they ask for my USC wife and kid still the poverty line will be $ 25,812 for 4 people and he showed more than $36,000 including his assets and other supporting papers. My wife works and take care of my 5 years old child whom I have not seen for 3 years.

What should I do next? Should I go to the embassy in Islamabad in person and talk to someone there or what to do next? please help. Do you guys think that since I am done with the A/P are they trying to waste the time out and put me back on A/P.

I thank you all of for putting time and attention in this matter.

Chao

[Yodrak 7]

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Next you should have that lawyer put together a brief descussing how the Joint Sponsor does qualify based on the documentation provided.

Someone is misunderstanding something, it's your lawyer's job to explain your situation and show how you qualify for the visa.

Yodrak

Hello Everyone!

Guys I need some advice from all of you, please let me know with your feedbacks as soon as possible.

In the mid of last month I recieved a phone call from the Islamabad embassy and the person asked me to send my Co-sponsor's 2006 tax transcript in order to issue my visa and warned me that I have to leave Pakistan before the mid of June since my medical will be expiring soon and they can put me back on administrative processing of which I am just cleared nearly after 1 year twice.

I contacted my brother-in-law who is also my Co-sponsor to send me his tax transcript, later on he said that his transcript is unavailable, he said that he called the IRS and they said that they are processing the RETURNS first so for that he sent the notarized letter stating that the transcript is unavailable at this time.

In the first week of June I received a letter from the embassy stating that:Thank you for providing the documents. However, we require a new and qualified co-sponsor for your case (with I-864 form, proof of U.S. citizenship and 2006 tax returns). Co-sponsor 's income is insufficient to support you.

I contacted my lawyer in the US and my Co-sponsor, the lawyer met with my Co-sponsor and discussed over this issue and again they sent me the tax returns copies including the 1099, schedule A thru E, Stocks and shares investment copies, bank statement balance showing over $25,000, His fully paidoff Condo recently appraised for 900,000.

I sent everything in in the second week and today I recieved the same word to word letter from them stating that: Thank you for providing the documents. However, we require a new and qualified co-sponsor for your case (with I-864 form, proof of U.S. citizenship and 2006 tax returns). Co-sponsor 's income is insufficient to support you.

According to my knowledge the 125% poverty line is $17,112 for 2007, please correct me if I am wrong and even if they ask for my USC wife and kid still the poverty line will be $ 25,812 for 4 people and he showed more than $36,000 including his assets and other supporting papers. My wife works and take care of my 5 years old child whom I have not seen for 3 years.

What should I do next? .....