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  1. That seems the case, thank you for your time.
  2. The photos I have tried are too large, but I have copied verbatim the header and feedback. Number 1: DS260 Review Note- The petition you have filed does not allow derivative status for family members. This means that any spouse, unmarried child under age 21, or parent will require his or her own petition to immigrate. Number 2: Case FE Review note- Please submit every 2024 1099/Schedule form for CRAIG. The other two RFEs are for my birth certificate and military records which I will try chase up. Does anyone know how I can amend my DS-260 and tick 'no' for my children immigrating with me?
  3. That's correct, I did tick 'yes' to that box. But they have approved the DS-260 and I can't now amend that. Do you think maybe just explain in a cover letter? We provided his 2022, 2023, 2024 tax transcript and every one of his schedules. He doesn't receive W2 or any other 1099/schedule. They have deemed his AOS as 'accepted' but then had an RFE asking 'please submit every 1099/schedule for your joint sponsor'. He has told me he doesn't receive any other than what we submitted.
  4. I'll review the DS-260, but I included their US birth certificates as evidence and don't think I added them as derivative. On the children section I did answer "yes" to the question "is this child immigrating to the US with you". But they have accepted the DS-260 and I can;t amend that now, maybe I should have answered "no" as they are US citizens. They also rejected my birth certificate, my military records, and also wanted a 2024 1099/schedule for my sponsor who is self employed (although they have accepted his AOS and all documents within, which include every schedule he has, and he doesn't receive any 1099 which we explained in a cover letter), Frustrating time.
  5. I have just received a number of RFEs following my NVC document submission. One of which titled the following: "DS-260 Review note. The petition you have filed does not allow derivative status for family members. This means that any spouse, unmarried child under age 21, or parent will require his or her own petition to immigrate" Can anyone please clarify what this means? My wife is a US citizen and my two children are US citizens, So we have only submitted a petition for myself as a UK citizen. Thank you.
  6. Hi, just to confirm for this thread. My self-employed sponsor does in fact file a 1040 and not an EZ, so no problems moving forward. We will also submit his relevant Schedules in addition to all discussed above.
  7. Hi, I submitted an I-130 in Jan 24, but at that point, my daughter was not a US citizen. We attended the US embassy in Nov 24 and she was then a US citizen. I uploaded her passport and US birth certificate as additional evidence a short while after this, but my I-130 processing time on the USCIS website changed from a matter of weeks to 20 months until approval. Surely that didn't put us back at the end of the line again?
  8. I will try have him file a 1040 if possible and not use the EZ. Thank you, really appreciate the comments.
  9. OK, thank you for your comments. Although the I-864 instructions state that the EZ can be used with the AGI. But, I will chat with the co-sponsor and see if he can file with 1040.
  10. Is that disqualified for tax purposes in general or visa reasons? He has a professional who completes his taxes, so surely would have advised correctly you would imagine.
  11. Interesting. I will ask him why he files on the EZ. He is a farmer who is married and files jointly, but he does have dependants.
  12. Thank you. It seems he uses the Adjustabke Gross Income as he files on an 1040EZ form. I will make sure they have a utility bill and take a look at the I864a too.
  13. Absolutely. I will just focus on what they ask for within the I-864 and within the I-864 instructions for use. Found some guidance on USCIS too thankfully.
  14. I don’t unfortunately. The joint sponsor is able to meet the required threshold and has all tax evidence etc. just trying to figure out if we need to provide more evidence. I found a website that states we do (a law attorney), but there is no formal guidance that covers what the attorney recommends within the I-864 instructions.
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