Co-Sponsor is filing a tax extension but makes well above 125%

[JULIAFERNO 0]

Hi Everone,

My co-sponsor is filing a tax extension for the 2007 tax year (it is my father and he has his own business and usually files an extension). He makes well above the required 125%, so that isn't an issue, but I am wondering what sort of documentation he should submit as he probably will not have filed his 2007 taxes before my fiance's interview and before we mail in packet 3 (in the next couple of weeks probably). Any one else have a similar issue that they dealt with effectively?

Thanks for your input!

[William33 110]

Hi Everone,

My co-sponsor is filing a tax extension for the 2007 tax year (it is my father and he has his own business and usually files an extension). He makes well above the required 125%, so that isn't an issue, but I am wondering what sort of documentation he should submit as he probably will not have filed his 2007 taxes before my fiance's interview and before we mail in packet 3 (in the next couple of weeks probably). Any one else have a similar issue that they dealt with effectively?

Thanks for your input!

As the only sponsor, I filed an extension for the 2006 tax year. I supplied the previous 2 years tax returns, bank statements, pay statements and a letter of employment. That was sufficient income evidence for the consular section to approve the visa.

[JULIAFERNO 0]

As the only sponsor, I filed an extension for the 2006 tax year. I supplied the previous 2 years tax returns, bank statements, pay statements and a letter of employment. That was sufficient income evidence for the consular section to approve the visa.

That is helpful, thank you!

[motu 5]

You can include a copy of the extension and copies of estimate payments - that will show how much he has paid to date - the extension shows how much he expects to pay. If you have the payments and the extension - it's almost as good as a tax return. Good Luck