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Joint sponsor filed for extension on 2014 taxes

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Moustafa/Crystal   65

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You will need his 2014 tax return before you send in the AOS/IV Package. So if waiting for him to finish his taxes is a problem for you, then yes, it is a problem.

The NVC will not accept him as a joint sponsor without his 2014 tax return plus w-2's and 1099's.

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SabeehNajam   15

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You will need his 2014 tax return before you send in the AOS/IV Package. So if waiting for him to finish his taxes is a problem for you, then yes, it is a problem.

The NVC will not accept him as a joint sponsor without his 2014 tax return plus w-2's and 1099's.

The website states that you can apply even if you have an extension

http://travel.state.gov/content/visas/english/immigrate/immigrant-process/documents/Step_4_Collect_Financial_Documents.htm

I am in the same predicament, i googled this quite a bit and found out that the NVC may let you get away with a tax extension. I called them and they said it was ok to send in the extension if the current income is well over the poverty limit for the household.

I was reading about a Canadian guy with an IR/CR 1 and he got away with an extension even though he was self employed and did not have W-2s or pay stubs to show the NVC. But he had to present his 2014 tax returns as the CO asked him for them and did not issue the visa till he presented them.

Either way, i'd still be safe and if you can wait 15-20 days for your joint sponsor to file their taxes, better to let them file before you send your packets to the nvc

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nhs2012   1

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As far as I know, an extension letter will suffice? What if I have a joint sponsor who's current annual income is above poverty guidelines but his total income on his 2014 taxes is below?

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nhs2012   1

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Well my husband's interview is in 10 days so I need to send the AOS to him. Don't have time to wait for the taxes. I do have another sponsor, but like I said, his current annual income is above the requirements but line 22 of 1040 on his 2014 taxes is below. I'm not sure what they look at. I have pay stubs to prove his current income for 6 months.

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NikLR Grand Master

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It's possible for the extension to work and it's also possible for the embassy to demand the 2014 taxes.

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