Interview coming up - AOS question

[DeadFish 1]

We have sponsors for my wife. ( my parent who filled out I-864, & I-864A )

 

I filled out a I-864 but my income etc, was not enough.. so I needed the sponsors.

When she takes the paperwork to the interview, will she need to bring MY I-864 and tax info... even though I am not the financial responsibility?

 

From the guide:

For family-based visa applications:
The appropriate Form I-864 Affidavit of Support for each financial sponsor along with a photocopy of the sponsor’s IRS transcript or most recent U.S. federal income tax return, and any relevant W-2s.

 

Since I am not a financial sponsor... this is the reason for my question.

[Unshakable Faith 493]

2 hours ago, DeadFish said:

We have sponsors for my wife. ( my parent who filled out I-864, & I-864A )

 

I filled out a I-864 but my income etc, was not enough.. so I needed the sponsors.

When she takes the paperwork to the interview, will she need to bring MY I-864 and tax info... even though I am not the financial responsibility?

 

From the guide:

For family-based visa applications:
The appropriate Form I-864 Affidavit of Support for each financial sponsor along with a photocopy of the sponsor’s IRS transcript or most recent U.S. federal income tax return, and any relevant W-2s.

 

Since I am not a financial sponsor... this is the reason for my question.

You are considered the primary sponsor regardless of your income because you are the petitioner.  Your parents are the co-sponsors.  She will need the forms and financial information for both. 

[cusco10 1]

On 7/11/2017 at 2:20 PM, DeadFish said:

We have sponsors for my wife. ( my parent who filled out I-864, & I-864A )

 

I filled out a I-864 but my income etc, was not enough.. so I needed the sponsors.

When she takes the paperwork to the interview, will she need to bring MY I-864 and tax info... even though I am not the financial responsibility?

 

From the guide:

For family-based visa applications:
The appropriate Form I-864 Affidavit of Support for each financial sponsor along with a photocopy of the sponsor’s IRS transcript or most recent U.S. federal income tax return, and any relevant W-2s.

 

Since I am not a financial sponsor... this is the reason for my question.

I just had my interview yesterday in taipei and i also had a joint sponsor since i have never done my taxes and have no income

I took it just if in case but they didnt even look at it they just took my explanation letter why i haven't done my taxes and my  joint sponsor new 2016 tax info

its up to you but i would take it just if in case

 theres no harm in just taking it to make sure plus if they don't need it they wont even ask for it when they pick up your papers before the real interview

BTW everyone in the Taiwan embassy was super nice good luck!

[DeadFish 1]

2 hours ago, cusco10 said:

I just had my interview yesterday in taipei and i also had a joint sponsor since i have never done my taxes and have no income

I took it just if in case but they didnt even look at it they just took my explanation letter why i haven't done my taxes and my  joint sponsor new 2016 tax info

its up to you but i would take it just if in case

 theres no harm in just taking it to make sure plus if they don't need it they wont even ask for it when they pick up your papers before the real interview

BTW everyone in the Taiwan embassy was super nice good luck!

Thanks, I too have heard good things about AIT... and rarely anything bad - that I kinda blame on the applicant and not AIT.   Ok, then it will go in with everything else they need. 

 

[cusco10 1]

4 hours ago, DeadFish said:

Thanks, I too have heard good things about AIT... and rarely anything bad - that I kinda blame on the applicant and not AIT.   Ok, then it will go in with everything else they need. 

 

Yeah if you have all your papers well organized you will be good nobody will get rude or frustrated 

that was my experience