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Posted (edited)
18 minutes ago, Boiler said:

Same subject

Different subject. The new question is:
"Since my 2024 taxable income is now higher do I respond to the 221g with my bank statements showing higher dividend income again for proof of income or do I need to wait for my official 2024 tax transcripts and submit those in response of the 221g?"

 

Edited by Larry and Marides
Posted (edited)
48 minutes ago, Boiler said:

Same subject

Same subject? Really?
Oh, I didn’t realize retirement status and taxable income strategies were interchangeable now. I must’ve missed the memo where cash in an IRA became the same as rental income. Maybe I’ll also submit a letter to the consulate asking them to treat apples like oranges while we’re at it.

The two statements present different situations.

Post 1:

  • Focus: Primarily on the consular officer's refusal to consider the applicant's assets, specifically cash in a bank account, brokerage account, and IRA.
  • Income: Mentions being retired and having income exceeding 125% of the poverty level.
  • Sponsorship: Emphasizes that the applicant doesn't need a joint sponsor due to their financial resources.
  • Timeline: States the applicant submitted 12 months of bank statements.

Post 2:

  • Focus: More on the applicant's 2024 income, particularly dividends and rental income, exceeding the poverty level.
  • Income: Highlights the applicant's 2023 taxable income and the expectation of a higher 2024 income.
  • Sponsorship: Explicitly mentions the 221g requesting a joint sponsor despite the applicant's assets.
  • Timeline: States the applicant submitted 2024 bank statements and a letter explaining their financial situation.
  • Uncertainty: Expresses confusion about whether to submit bank statements or tax transcripts in response to the 221g.

Key Differences:

  • Income Focus: Statement 1 emphasizes general income exceeding the poverty level, while Statement 2 focuses on specific income sources (dividends, rental income) and their increase in 2024.
  • Timeline: Statement 1 mentions 12 months of bank statements, while Statement 2 focuses on 2024 bank statements.
  • Specificity: Statement 2 provides more details about the applicant's financial situation, including the amount of assets and specific income figures.
  • Uncertainty: Statement 2 specifically addresses the question of whether to submit bank statements or tax transcripts.

In Summary:

Both statements describe situations where the consular officer appears to have overlooked the applicant's financial resources. However, Statement 2 provides more specific information about the applicant's income, assets, and the timeline of events.

 

Edited by Larry and Marides
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“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

 
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