I-864 question

[bacondreamer 3]

Hi all,

 

My wife and I filed I-864 for her parents last year before all this bruhaha blew up (in early Feb).  And thanks to that the entire process of bringing them over from China grind to a halt for the entire year with all the consular services halted.  Now that things are starting to clear up and process is starting again, we're now hearing some people saying that at the interview they're requesting updated evidence of financial support information for 2020 tax year.  Our original form only has information for the 2019 tax year and I understand the need for the 2020 tax year transcript.  Now my question is, should I consider sending an updated and signed I-864 with updated 2020 tax year info to my in-laws for them to take to the interview or would just the tax transcript be sufficient?  I'm leaning towards sending them the updated form since I'd rather be over prepared than not.

[Boiler 45,584]

You need to show current income as well as taxes.

[bacondreamer 3]

1 hour ago, Boiler said:

You need to show current income as well as taxes.

Right, I forgot to mention that our current W-2 will also be included but that's not what I'm asking.  What I'm asking is because it's been so long since the I-864 has been filed, should I include an updated version WITH information from the 2020 tax year on it since we have heard from people who recently had go through this in similar situation were asked to provide the newer tax transcript.

[Boiler 45,584]

I would, no downside and it is likely they will want to see them.

[anit9 0]

I had the same situation and they did ask me to bring 2020 tax receipts in during interview, my suggestion is that you need to write AIT an email about this information, usually they will tell you yes or no.