not denied but not anything either

[Driade 0]

well am just so sad september 10 was my interview date; we have everything only problem was my husband was living with me at Bolivia from june 2007 so his taxs were pretty low he came back america feb 2008 and got a job at march so his taxs were like 21.5k we couldnt afford all since he supports me here i canot find a job in my country and we barely doing it; we just get xaes he will pay monthly for 2008 and we sent copy but consular office still says is not enough and we need a cosponsor when the 125% over poverty line was like 18k; my husband doesnt have anyone who will do it for him so i think we wil have to give up visa and in a few months or year my marriage will die cuz we were happy and we have so many hopes at visa for get together; i really dont get why is so hard when is millions on ilegals immigrants at america.

Am just so depress cuz i love my husband more thananyting in this world and life with out him means nothing. I just cant understand why omg he is supporting me over 3 year get there will ame it easier for both of us since i may get a work there; but i think they will never understand what means to be like that, away from that person makes ur day just better; i really hope that guy never gets inlove of some1 and has to live all this hell.

[Driade 0]

welli odnt really understand if we are denied or not cuz guy just giveme a paper say visa denied under 22g or some

but he didnt filled anything he just went the second part and ticket we need 10044 and w2 new taxs from him and cosponsor so it was denied???

[ScottThuy 140]

not denied, its a 221G blue slip.. you need a co sponsor... get them a completed 134 and supporting docs for a cosponsor..

[Driade 0]

what if we dont have anyone to do it for us

[ScottThuy 140]

what if we dont have anyone to do it for us

Its a requirement for the visa.. if you dont meet the requirement either through his income or a cosponsor.. then no visa...

The only way to try to get around it is apply for a waiver... not likely to get approved since they have already made an issue, but its worth a try.

Edited September 17, 2009 by ScottThuy

[Driade 0]

ty for ur answer

[Penguin_ie 5,986]

Your husband may need to cats his net wider in looking for a co-sponsor- not just cose family and friends, but neighbours, co-workers, distant family etc. Another option would be to see if you have any assets that can be used to help meet the income requirement, such as a house, even some small savings etc. Or maybe he can find a second job in the evenings, even an extra 4 hours three nights a week at BK or McD would help bring up his salary until you get the visa.

[christeen 966]

Try, try, try to find a sponsor... Don't be shy or modest, ask everyone... Guilt them if you have to ... But your being together DEPENDS on it!!!

[Driade 0]

ok what i dont understand is if the poverty line and 125% is 18k and my hubby mades 21 almost 22k why we need a co sponsor and the prob was the officer is looking the gross adjustment or some alike how is supousse my husband to make 21k and keep all after the adjustment and deductions we do fill the requirements prob is after deductions it went down is so i can say or do anything about it about it or is nothing to do

[trailmix 77]

ok what i dont understand is if the poverty line and 125% is 18k and my hubby mades 21 almost 22k why we need a co sponsor and the prob was the officer is looking the gross adjustment or some alike how is supousse my husband to make 21k and keep all after the adjustment and deductions we do fill the requirements prob is after deductions it went down is so i can say or do anything about it about it or is nothing to do

He should not have been looking at the net, he should have been looking at the gross amount as stated on the I-864/tax return.

The thing is, you went in there without the correct documents - he should have had a copy of his 2008 taxes at least and probably should have had 2006 and 2007 as well. While only 1 year is required, they can ask for the other two at any time if they feel it will help prove that the petitioner can support the immigrant.

Plus he needed to provide a letter from his employer and several recent payslips - to verify his income, did he provide that?

Technically you shouldn't need a co-sponsor but you are not going to get the answer you seek here. You need to get that answer from the consulate. He needs to find out why, since he does meet the income requirement, he needs to get a co-sponsor, no one here can tell you that.

Good luck.

[Driade 0]

no i tooked all he had all incomes from 2006 -7 2006 ok but 207 he was living in bolivia we sent a copy of passport with the date he left america may 2007 and when he came back feb 2008 so 2007 was really low but i explain him why; 2 for 2008 is only 21k since he just go a job at midle of march so it went down also we sent all letter from employer we also add the copies of all pay stubbs checks he has to prove 2009 he will make i took all with me

[Driade 0]

prob was i took a tax extension with me to interview but we already mailed him the taxs now he wants a signed one my husband says never in his life he got it so we dont what to do since we think income is right and we are upper line of poverty and the fro 2007 we have the explanations and 206 was ok upper the poverty and 125%