Error on I-864 -> 60 more days????

[axel_e 0]

The NVC contacted us to say that the income we indicated in box 19 of the I-864 did not match the Adjusted Gross Income on line 22 of the 1040, so to send the I-864 again. I tried to point out that since they have the 1040s for the last three years, they know the Adjusted Gross Income and don't technically need a new form, and also that the reason why it does not match is because we were living abroad, so the petitioner earned an income that is NOT reflect in the Adjusted Gross Income on line 22 (and the latter being very low, would disqualify us, even though the total income earned is more than enough - which we had explained in a letter we attached when we sent the AOS documents).

Does that mean that we are back at the bottom of the queue and we have to wait 60 days again for the NVC to take another look at our application, and possibly come back with another request?

Cheers

Axel

[Ketsuban 1,034]

The NVC contacted us to say that the income we indicated in box 19 of the I-864 did not match the Adjusted Gross Income on line 22 of the 1040, so to send the I-864 again. I tried to point out that since they have the 1040s for the last three years, they know the Adjusted Gross Income and don't technically need a new form, and also that the reason why it does not match is because we were living abroad, so the petitioner earned an income that is NOT reflect in the Adjusted Gross Income on line 22 (and the latter being very low, would disqualify us, even though the total income earned is more than enough - which we had explained in a letter we attached when we sent the AOS documents).

Does that mean that we are back at the bottom of the queue and we have to wait 60 days again for the NVC to take another look at our application, and possibly come back with another request?

Cheers

Axel

Yes, unfortunately you have been put back into the queue but it seems to be only taking around 30 days now. If you call and try to get a supervisor to hear you out, you might get done sooner.

[Darnell 8,478]

yes, in general, you are in a new queue, with new timeline on it, but

if you feel was blatant disregard at NVC , talk with supervisor via telephone, go over stuff you've written here, and see if you get any grease on the AOS set from that supervisor. It's worth a phone call, IMO.

[seanimo 29]

The NVC contacted us to say that the income we indicated in box 19 of the I-864 did not match the Adjusted Gross Income on line 22 of the 1040, so to send the I-864 again. I tried to point out that since they have the 1040s for the last three years, they know the Adjusted Gross Income and don't technically need a new form, and also that the reason why it does not match is because we were living abroad, so the petitioner earned an income that is NOT reflect in the Adjusted Gross Income on line 22 (and the latter being very low, would disqualify us, even though the total income earned is more than enough - which we had explained in a letter we attached when we sent the AOS documents).

Does that mean that we are back at the bottom of the queue and we have to wait 60 days again for the NVC to take another look at our application, and possibly come back with another request?

Cheers

Axel

Just an observation. Did they really mean adjusted gross income? If you filed 1040 it should be total income.

[NikLR 13,220]

it doesn't matter if THEY know the number is wrong, the entire form is a legal binding document. It needs to be redone and resigned if something is wrong.