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Traveler23   4

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Hello,

Regarding tax transcripts any advice would be much appreciated. Quick summary, my NOA1 date is Feb. 27th, 2015 and waiting for the approval for NOA2.

Im hoping the approval will come soon, at least by the 5 month time for the NOA2, although I know there is no guarantees. Im gathering all the paper work to save time...

My question, I had a second career so my tax return for tax year 2014 and 2013 is barely above the poverty level (125%), but 2012 is not above the poverty level.

Would it be ok just to send in last year's tax year (2014) only? Instead of past 3 tax year's. I can also send in bank statements, brokerage account, credit union, and employment letter if that would help. Will that be enough proof without getting check listed?

I just dont want there to be any delays or to get check listed since my wife is very disheartened that we have been apart for so long. Im in US and she is in India. We married end of Dec. last year and only spent one month together and it looks like its going to take 10 months or so if all goes well. Im hoping like others on this forum it takes less time...

I know some say it is ok to send in just last years 2014 tax transcript, but I wanted to confirm that. Any thoughts?

Lastly, are there any forms or anthing else I can have done to expediate things before the Noa2 is approved?

Here is the link for the guide, so I just want to confirm Im doing what I can, since her relatives and my parents keep on asking me what's taking so long...

http://www.visajourney.com/content/i130guide1

Thanks in advance for your help!

Jay

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dwheels76   5,461

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Hello,

Regarding tax transcripts any advice would be much appreciated. Quick summary, my NOA1 date is Feb. 27th, 2015 and waiting for the approval for NOA2.

Im hoping the approval will come soon, at least by the 5 month time for the NOA2, although I know there is no guarantees. Im gathering all the paper work to save time...

My question, I had a second career so my tax return for tax year 2014 and 2013 is barely above the poverty level (125%), but 2012 is not above the poverty level.

Would it be ok just to send in last year's tax year (2014) only? Instead of past 3 tax year's. I can also send in bank statements, brokerage account, credit union, and employment letter if that would help. Will that be enough proof without getting check listed?

I just dont want there to be any delays or to get check listed since my wife is very disheartened that we have been apart for so long. Im in US and she is in India. We married end of Dec. last year and only spent one month together and it looks like its going to take 10 months or so if all goes well. Im hoping like others on this forum it takes less time...

I know some say it is ok to send in just last years 2014 tax transcript, but I wanted to confirm that. Any thoughts?

Lastly, are there any forms or anthing else I can have done to expediate things before the Noa2 is approved?

Here is the link for the guide, so I just want to confirm Im doing what I can, since her relatives and my parents keep on asking me what's taking so long...

http://www.visajourney.com/content/i130guide1

Thanks in advance for your help!

Jay

Only the most recent year you filed tax transcripts or forms are required. But you still have to list the last 3 years income on the forms.

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Tell her relatives and your parents CR-1 is a procedure-driven process.. that culminates in her becoming a LPR. Unlike in India, can't really bribe your way to expedite with uscis/nvc.

That's what I tell 'em every few months.. I was married before you were and we're still waiting.

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Only the most recent year you filed tax transcripts or forms are required. But you still have to list the last 3 years income on the forms.

Hi dwheels76, thank you for the reply and sorry for the delay in thanking you! Btw, do you know if I need to have a tin number for my wife's tax return or not? I received my 3 past years Tax return transcripts in which the status is married filling join. My wife does not have any income and the tax return transcript shows only my SSN, my spouse SSN: is blank. Not sure if that s sufficient or I need to anything else. Im still waiting on my NOA2 so gathering paperwork for the next steps. VJ timeline shows Jan 29th, 2015 is being processed and my priority date is Feb. 27th, 2015 so hoping the NOA2 gets approved soon... Btw, I also heard in your other spreadsheet post which I just went to first time that says you are not feeling well so hope you get better soon! Take care

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Tell her relatives and your parents CR-1 is a procedure-driven process.. that culminates in her becoming a LPR. Unlike in India, can't really bribe your way to expedite with uscis/nvc.

That's what I tell 'em every few months.. I was married before you were and we're still waiting.

Hi,

Thanks for your reply. Yeah it can be frustrating at times, but checking in with others on this post has been very helpful. Im still waiting on my NOA2 so glad you got your and good luck with the next step! Take care

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