US Immigration from Netherlands

hi everyone happy Friday hope everyone is doing ok!

my interview is next week In Newark married based ROC

I am bringing:
- Joint bank statements(With our original package I have sent the statement that we a shared account but no statements + we got a shared account in 2019)
- Our personal bank statements
- credit card statements
(I opened the account and was able
to add my husband later on due to bad credit he is has is own card but only uses mine )
- tons of pictures by ourself and with family members
- affidavit letter
- gym membership, Costco membership
- tax transcript (also screenshot of that I paid my taxes and that I don t own anything)
- lease contract
- Cards that we wrote for each other every birthday, Christmas, valentines, anniversary
- travel itinerary
- health insurance
- electric and cable bill (from how far back should bring it? I only get from 2021-till now online it doesn t allow me to go further back unfortunately)

anyone has any experience from Newark or just a interview in general? please share! I can use all the help thank u!

Here s one for us April 2022 N400 San Fernando Valley filers! Any progress since filing application?

Hello everyone,

Majorly confused over here. I ve been in contact with some other K1 visa applicants who are also bringing over Dutch fianc /fianc es and it seems that somehow..me(I m American) and my fianc (Dutch) made an interview appointment and got all our documents together based on links and information we found online at travel.state.gov and CEAC s website and some ais website that was buried in the Amsterdam Consulate.

When we tracked our case from the NVC the visa was READY and at consulate(I called them) so we took that as an okay to schedule an interview. They said wait for an email. He got an email from the NVC confirming the application was at the consulate. Edit- So we thought this is the email! Ah ha! When we applied for an interview and logged in to the ais site only one date was available edit: May 17. This is the only date available for about 6 months out. It seems like it s just assigned?

anyway. We never received instructions for how to make the medical appointment. We have everything else in the checklist. Appointment schedule page, DS-160, police report, I-864, passport photos.

to hear some of the other applicants tell it, we are supposed to have received a packet 3 that tells us to send the DS-160 to someplace? I don t know.

All I know is we have everything and received an email just now with a listing documents for our interview and a link to make the interview (which we somehow already made a week ago). Very very confused. Did we skip P3? Did we just never receive it? Was this email P3 or P4?

All forms but a few got accepted today.

Our submission date is jan 26th.

Forms from householdmember (husband) of joint sponsor were put in the wrong place so these got rejected.

Resubmitted them but I have a question;

Under proof of domicile I have submitted the 1040 form which has the name of joint sponsor and the householdmember.

Would that be enough? I would think so because it has their adress and names on it.

On 1/29/2022 at 9:23 PM, pushbrk said:

The 2020 tax return filed in 2021 showing 2020 income is currently the most recent tax return

One recent pay stub is fine as evidence of current income.

No worries regarding bonuses. As long as the income stated is comfortably over the required amount, it's fine. They can see the past income is actually MORE than the stated income. It's not a problem.

Not required to file a tax return is not a problem. Being required to and not filing is a problem.

Lots of members here have been in the same situation but may not be reading and replying. More important is to get the right answers from somebody who actually knows.

Good evening, I recently received a RFIE regarding my (the sponsor's) I-864. One of the items that USCIS requested was "a complete copy of the petitioning sponsor's federal income tax return...for the most recent tax year."

I have filled out my 1040 for the tax year of 2021 and I have all w2's and 1099s. However, I filled jointly with my wife who does not have a social security number or ITIN. In early March we applied for an ITIN number at a IRS office. They took my 1040 and all supporting documents and said they would file it for me once my wife's ITIN number is approved/issued.

So should I submit my 1040 for 2021 with my I-864? Or just send them a copy of my 2020 transcript and list years 2018-2020 since my 2021 return has not been processed yet?