i need advice what i should do

[tanit 1]

i was  in the us embassy   for interview  the interview in general it was good but i surprised after that there is problem. the consul look at me and saying  the income of ur wife is not sufficien and u need cosponsor is 1000 dolors per month and i can t let u go like this . i told him no my wife income is more a little than poverty guidelines  he told me look but when i did get out i dd verify is not the same incame number that he did show me bcz my wife send me copy too . he give me paper asking me to came at anytime to us embassy if my paper is ready but im fustrat my wife send them 3 email since 22 september explain to them but they did n t answer yet . her income is 1700 $ per month and i has copy of irs . what i should i back to them  and i ask directly that there is problem ?

[Roel 7,191]

Is this you Also? 

[JFH 12,189]

If your wife is making $1700 a month then her income is $20,400 annually. The minimum for a 2-person household is $20,300 so she is barely over. The CO can use his discretion to request a joint sponsor if someone is barely over the minimum. 

 

I would just focus on finding a joint sponsor like you were asked to. There is no point in contacting the embassy again and again with the same answer - the decision has been made that you need a joint sponsor. That will not change. 

 

 

[tanit 1]

no roel im from tunisia

[Nitas_man 3,100]

38 minutes ago, tanit said:

i was  in the us embassy   for interview  the interview in general it was good but i surprised after that there is problem. the consul look at me and saying  the income of ur wife is not sufficien and u need cosponsor is 1000 dolors per month and i can t let u go like this . i told him no my wife income is more a little than poverty guidelines  he told me look but when i did get out i dd verify is not the same incame number that he did show me bcz my wife send me copy too . he give me paper asking me to came at anytime to us embassy if my paper is ready but im fustrat my wife send them 3 email since 22 september explain to them but they did n t answer yet . her income is 1700 $ per month and i has copy of irs . what i should i back to them  and i ask directly that there is problem ?

Is there any way you or she can make up the difference in assets?

Edited November 5, 2017 by Nitas_man

[tanit 1]

JFH the decision was not taking  bcz is  in the  barre but   he told me ur wife incom is 1000  but my wife is 1700 i did hear at that date there is problem in the system

[JFH 12,189]

14 minutes ago, tanit said:

JFH the decision was not taking  bcz is  in the  barre but   he told me ur wife incom is 1000  but my wife is 1700 i did hear at that date there is problem in the system

I haven't heard of anyone else with this problem. 

 

Regardless, your wife's income is barely over the minimum and they can ask for a joint sponsor. So why not just find one? It would make it a lot simpler than arguing with the embassy. 

[tanit 1]

JFH   i don t has cosponsor i can ask u something if my wife put some money in her account how much the amount for not be in the barr as assets ? thank u

[N-o-l-a 7,167]

11 hours ago, tanit said:

JFH   i don t has cosponsor i can ask u something if my wife put some money in her account how much the amount for not be in the barr as assets ? thank u

 

Your wife should come and ask here or read the instructions to the I-864.  They are very clear.

[JE57 239]

Simply putting money in an account is unlikely to satisfy the requirement.  They are looking for assets and if she were simply going to put that money in an account they would want to see a history of where it came from and how long it was there for.  What others have said is still your best course of action... Your wife should find a co-sponsor.  This is Tunisia and that can be a difficult embassy to be approved from.  If you have other Red Flags such as a significant age difference ( especially if your wife is significantly older than you) then it may be that the 'easiest' answer for the CO to deny the visa was based on assets of your wife.   You should clarify with your wife what the financial numbers provided were and rather those numbers really did match what you were shown.  As others have said the CO has the authority in cases just over the minimum to require a co-sponsor but if for some reason $1000/month was reported to the embassy and your wife actually makes $1700/month and there would only be the two of you (She is not supporting anyone else and has no children at home) then you might be able to have her submit the proof of the income.  But it is likely that SHE will require a co-sponsor

 

[tanit 1]

this is my last question just  to understand well bcz still confused this is the letter of my wife to us embassy :

to sum up for you my income is from Social Security Disability and is given monthly for the rest of my life this income is not taxable. In additionally I have a childcare business which requires me to pay taxes. The total of my Social Security income is $13,283.00 per year as shown on line 23a of my tax return (enclosed) as well as the attached benefit letter.The total income from childcare for last year was $7,500.00 which was also reported on my tax return under schedule C as gross receipts. My total income was $21,960.00 for last year which is above the poverty guideline for a married couple in Pennsylvania.

Can you please explain what is needed at this point

end

====

this is you r total income 1830

this is your adjusted  grossed income =1700

i get this amount from irs

[JE57 239]

21 hours ago, tanit said:

this is my last question just  to understand well bcz still confused this is the letter of my wife to us embassy :

to sum up for you my income is from Social Security Disability and is given monthly for the rest of my life this income is not taxable. In additionally I have a childcare business which requires me to pay taxes. The total of my Social Security income is $13,283.00 per year as shown on line 23a of my tax return (enclosed) as well as the attached benefit letter.The total income from childcare for last year was $7,500.00 which was also reported on my tax return under schedule C as gross receipts. My total income was $21,960.00 for last year which is above the poverty guideline for a married couple in Pennsylvania.

Can you please explain what is needed at this point

end

====

this is you r total income 1830

this is your adjusted  grossed income =1700

i get this amount from irs

What your wife requires is additional income or a co-sponsor.  Likely a co-sponsor.  While her reported income is over the minimum required for a two person household the source of that income is likely, in the mind of the CO, questionable.   Not saying your wife is lying about her income but the $7,500 per year for woman who is collecting social security Disability is going to minimally raise questions in mind of the CO as to rather that income source is legitimate and sustainable.   She will need to find a co-sponsor or more assets or income.

[JE57 239]

Note also, that Social security Disability is for someone who is unable to work because of a disability.  While the CO can not legally question the reason for her receiving Disability he/she may question how someone with a permanent disability is able to run a day-care business and fly to your country 

 

[N-o-l-a 7,167]

6 hours ago, JE57 said:

Note also, that Social security Disability is for someone who is unable to work because of a disability.  While the CO can not legally question the reason for her receiving Disability he/she may question how someone with a permanent disability is able to run a day-care business and fly to your country 

 

 

People who receive disability can work a certain number of hours a week.  Interesting she manages to skirt in right under the limit of how much you can do that.  Wonders of the modern American welfare system.