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JJOchola

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  • Birthday January 11

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  • City
    Boise
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    Idaho

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    K-1 Visa
  • Place benefits filed at
    Texas Service Center
  • Local Office
    Boise ID
  • Country
    Uganda

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  1. I do! I am a teacher and only just started a new job at the beginning of this school year (since my partner and I were living in his home country until he got his visa, so I don't have any W2s for it yet and it isn't reflected on this years taxes. However, to hopefully contrast that, I turned in the last 4 years of Tax Transcripts, my teaching contract, and a verification letter from the school district office. I really don't understand why it got denied.
  2. We sent our packet in a around the 14th of October and got a Biometrics appointment request two weeks ago. Yay! However, we also got a Request for Evidence on the account of my not being qualified to sponsor my partner? I am very confused and don;t understand why I don't qualify. Has anyone done this? Or had to go about adding a co sponsor? I really want to get this done quickly and effectively but I am feeling way out of my depths.
  3. Hello! Ok, this is a double hitter. One, wow, this moved so much faster than the K1 Visa petition. We submitted on October 14th and got a response by October 28th. I was in disbelief! However, we also got the dreaded Request for Evidence on the 28th and are coming into some confusion in trying to resolve it. I am a teacher and I make over the 125% poverty threshold. However, during our K1 visa process we ran into some slow downs and then the pandemic happened. I moved to Uganda to be with my partner and we lived there for a year, during which I made half as much as I would teaching in the US. My annual income was, of course, lower that year, but I was above the 125% threshold for each year before. We just moved back and I got When we submitted our I-864, I also submitted 4 years of tax transcripts (in order to hopefully make up for the year that I was living in Uganda) as well as my current teaching contract, a employment verification letter from the district, and may stubs and 1099s from the online teaching jobs I worked at in Uganda. I triple checked that everything was signed before sending it out, as did my partner. And yet, we got a request for evidence saying that I did not qualify as a sponsor and would need to find a co-sponsor. The letter was very vague and did not point out why exactly it was rejected. I don't want to find a co-sponsor and then make the same mistake again. Help!
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