help pay stubs at interview

[green card 2013 2]

hi,we didn t send pay stubs with form i864ez should we bring them at the day of interview?

[Peace.... 281]

In your case, you need to bring everything!! It seems you have not followed any of the directions from the VJ members nor have you read the guidelines on this process. You keep asking these questions over and over.

To make this short and simple for you.

Make one copy of EVERYTHING YOU HAVE DONE and take it with you to the interview.

Edited November 12, 2012 by foreverwaiting

[green card 2013 2]

i asked before sending i864ez in this forum they told me that they are necessery my husband bring employement and pay stubs we tought that we sill fill form i864 but when he search all forms he choose i864ez in the check list of their website they didn t mention pay stubs and emp letter they have them now but plz tell me they will accpet them in interview???they must show last pay stubs until the date of sending AOS or we must add the next month ?? my pd isn t current yet.

[life america 1]

plz we send pay stubs and emp letter to nvc by email just right now but taxes and AOS by post mail in the date written in the cover sheet will nvc review our documents?

[Dave&Roza 748]

plz we send pay stubs and emp letter to nvc by email just right now but taxes and AOS by post mail in the date written in the cover sheet will nvc review our documents?

Not likely. There is no way for them to determine which e-mail goes with the thousands of applications and petitions they receive each and every day. Keep the pay stubs and employment letter in a safe place and be ready to send in to them when they issue you an RFE or take them to the interview. You need to have proof of your employment. Tax transcripts show what you made last year and the years before and reported to the IRS. Pay stubs show current income and an employment letter show that you still have a job that backs up the pay stubs. Think of this entire process as if you are sitting in a court of law and proving each requirement. You need documentation that backs up your claims.

Expect them to ask for your pay stubs and employment letter when they begin reviewing your file. Send them in as instructed and you will be fine. Until then, relax and enjoy the wait.

i asked before sending i864ez in this forum they told me that they are necessery my husband bring employement and pay stubs we tought that we sill fill form i864 but when he search all forms he choose i864ez in the check list of their website they didn t mention pay stubs and emp letter they have them now but plz tell me they will accpet them in interview???they must show last pay stubs until the date of sending AOS or we must add the next month ?? my pd isn t current yet.

It makes no difference which form you are submitting, all are called Affadavit of Support (I-864XXXX) and all require the sponsor to list their income. What is to keep me from saying I make $250,000 per year--the documentation I send in to PROVE that income. The tax returns show last year's income. The USCIS does not really care about last year. They care about CURRENT income. How do you prove what you make NOW? You send in a few of your pay stubs to show the salary you are making and you get a letter from your employer stating you have a job, for how long, and its rate of pay. As I stated in the above response: Think of this process as if you are sitting in a court of law and the burden of proof is on YOU thoughout this entire process.

Good luck,

Dave

Edited November 12, 2012 by Dave&Roza

[life america 1]

thank u so so much for your help / my nterview will be withing 4 month should i bring the same documents that mean until the date of sending taxes?? or i have to ask for new documents showing also this four month??

[Peace.... 281]

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thank u so so much for your help / my nterview will be withing 4 month should i bring the same documents that mean until the date of sending taxes?? or i have to ask for new documents showing also this four month??

Omggggggggg the above poster just answered what you asked....is there a pull your hair out Emo here?

Edited November 12, 2012 by foreverwaiting

[life america 1]

if u don t have not answer why u respond her let others who underestand this situation ansewer? i didn t ask the same question it s another one to continu my info ok? ill explain to u im asking now if i should bring the same pay stub and empl until the date of nov 2012 last 6 month that i didn t send to nvc if ill bring them or i must ask for new documents to add four month because i have to wait another 4 month ok jazaka lahho khayran we are her just to ask for help not that it.

Edited November 12, 2012 by sunrise usa

[Ghanasco 4]

Once your case is complited with NVC and been notify, there is no need to send any documents unless they request it. So my advice is to keep all what you have in safe place to your interview, and never give unless they ask for it. Good luck

[Peace.... 281]

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if u don t have not answer why u respond her let others who underestand this situation ansewer? i didn t ask the same question it s another one to continu my info ok? ill explain to u im asking now if i should bring the same pay stub and empl until the date of nov 2012 last 6 month that i didn t send to nvc if ill bring them or i must ask for new documents to add four month because i have to wait another 4 month ok jazaka lahho khayran we are her just to ask for help not that it.

I am responding as you can't seem to read what is right in front of you when someone gives you a direct answer to your question. You asked about your pat stubs and the poster gave you this response below.

Keep the pay stubs and employment letter in a safe place and be ready to send in to them when they issue you an RFE or take them to the interview. You need to have proof of your employment. Tax transcripts show what you made last year and the years before and reported to the IRS. Pay stubs show current income and an employment letter show that you still have a job that backs up the pay stubs.

Expect them to ask for your pay stubs and employment letter when they begin reviewing your file. Send them in as instructed and you will be fine.

Now what is it above you don't understand here? Keep all your darn paystubs as its too late now to send as you didn't follow any directions from VJ before you sent your paperwork. We all told you beforehand what to send but you didn't. So now your case will receive a RFE most likely and be delayed due to choosing the wrong i864 as your fiancé stated you did. Too bad now you wait it out due to your wrong errors.

Edited November 12, 2012 by foreverwaiting

[life america 1]

we didn t choose the wron i864 /i864ez is the correct one and we didn t send pay stubs and empl because we didn t find them in instruction of review before sending the form i864 ez is the only form in nstruction u will not find this doc

ok i underestand all what is written very good but what i didn t underestand why form i864 ez they didn t write empl and pay stubs in their web site ?? and they need them??

[Peace.... 281]

Wait for NVC to contact you from here on out if they want your pay stubs etc.

Affidavit of Support, Form I-864EZ, Checklist

Before mailing the I-864EZ to the NVC:

1. Verify that you filed the petition.
2. Verify that you are claiming only your own employment to meet the affidavit of support requirements.
3. IF you are sponsoring the applicant's family members named on the same petition, you MUST complete a Form I-864.
4. IF you filed US taxes, you MUST submit a copy of your most recent federal income tax return with all supporting schedules and/or W-2s, or an Internal Revenue Service (IRS) transcript (even if you filed electronically). To request IRS-generated transcripts or copies of a tax return, visit the IRSwebsite.
   • The return must have all stapled together pages in the correct order
   • If you were exempt from filing a tax return, attach a written explanation and a copy of the instructions from the IRS publication showing the exemption. For information on income tax filing requirements, visit the IRSwebsite.

Ensure that:

• All pages are stapled together in the correct order
• Each page is filled-out completely
• The form is signed

<li>IF you claims assets to meet the minimum income requirement, you MUST complete a Form I-864.

Before mailing the I-864 to the NVC:

1. Verify that you meet the definition of a joint sponsor and NOT the definition of a household member.
2. Ensure that:
   • All pages are stapled together in the correct order
   • Each page is filled-out completely
   • The form is signed

<li>Verify that the petitioner has submitted an I-864 or I-864EZ.<li>Verify that family members (spouse and/or children) named on the petition who are either arriving with the principal applicant, or will arrive within six months of the principal applicant's entry into the U.S., have been named on the petitioner's Form I-864 IF you are sponsoring them.<li>Verify that you have submitted proof of U.S. Citizenship or Lawful Permanent Resident status.<li>Verify that evidence of current employment or self-employment such as a recent pay statement or a statement from your employer on business stationery is attached. A letter from your employer must show the date you began employment, the type of work done, and your income.<li>IF you filed US taxes, you MUST submit a copy of your most recent federal income tax return with all supporting schedules and/or W-2s or an Internal Revenue Service (IRS) transcript, even if the sponsor filed electronically.

• All pages of the tax return must be stapled together in the correct order
• If you did not have to file a tax return, attach a written explanation and a copy of the IRS publication showing that you were not obliged to file.
  For general information on income tax obligations, or to request IRS-generated transcripts or copies of a tax return visit the IRS website.

Edited November 12, 2012 by foreverwaiting