Wanting to be prepared

[Danielle n Uriel 0]

Hi All!

With all the approvals lately (YAY!) I'm thinking we should start to prepare for the next step. I'm thinking specifically about the need to show sufficiant income and the need to provide all the correct documents and tax returns.

I've looked at the "poverty level" guidelines, etc. and don't think those should be a problem as far as what i make, however, I have not made this wage for 1 full year yet (I was in college till march of this year) And this past year was the first year i was required to file taxes. Soooo... what's a girl to do? Any suggestions?

Thanks! and Congrats to all of the recent Approvals!

[trey 0]

Hi All!

With all the approvals lately (YAY!) I'm thinking we should start to prepare for the next step. I'm thinking specifically about the need to show sufficiant income and the need to provide all the correct documents and tax returns.

I've looked at the "poverty level" guidelines, etc. and don't think those should be a problem as far as what i make, however, I have not made this wage for 1 full year yet (I was in college till march of this year) And this past year was the first year i was required to file taxes. Soooo... what's a girl to do? Any suggestions?

Thanks! and Congrats to all of the recent Approvals!

Submit what tax returns you do have, a letter from your employer stating your income, job title and employment status(full-time?), pay receipts for the previous 3 months, and to be on the safe side, get a co-sponsor. I was in the same boat. Had my job less than 4 months before filing the petition and no taxes the previous 3 years because I was a full time student. Had my mother submit forms and evidence as co-sponsor and the consulate didn't even look at them.

[Ladylethal 12]

I'd wait for that approval to get the affidavit 'cus the most recent it gets signed the better.