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reginakrys   33

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Hi everyone. A little background: My husband was born in the States, moved to the Philippines when he was 5 months old, grew up here, and only recently went back to the States to work. He's currently residing in Alabama, in a house owned by his aunt. We filed our petitions (for me and our daughter) early October.

Now, he wants to come back here to the Philippines. No problem for me, except he's already making plans of working here - meaning he has plans of staying here for quite a long time. I asked him about what his current employer said about this. He told me that the company allows him to leave for as long as he needs to. He already made an agreement with his aunt that he will be given one week to decide things over, and if he decides to stay here in the Philippines, then they will rent out the house. He also assured me that he has enough money to buy a plane ticket back to the States.

It's perfectly fine with me if he wants to come here ON VACATION, but I'm concerned that our petitions will be affected if he decides to stay here for long (until my daughter and I have our visas) He won't have income from the States, and he won't have a US address anymore.

He says that none of these plans are final yet, but in case things do go that route, can we possibly be denied because of that (no US income, no residence)? Any advice?

USCIS

10/01/11 - Filed (2) I-130's

10/04/11 - NOA-1

04/05/12 - NOA-2

Your I-130 was approved in 184 days from your NOA1 date.

NVC

04/23/12 - NVC received both cases (18 days/12 business days from NOA-2)

05/07/12 - Case numbers and IIN's (14 days/10 business days since NVC received)

05/07/12 - Sent out DS-3032 by email; auto-response received

05/08/12 - AOS fee invoiced, paid - "IN PROCESS"

05/09/12 - AOS fee shows as "PAID"

05/10/12 - Spouse's DS-3032 accepted; minor child's rejected = had petitioner call NVC = received verbal acceptance from operator

05/11/12 - Spouse's IV fee invoiced

05/14/12 - Daughter's IV fee invoiced, paid both IV fees - "IN PROCESS"

05/15/12 - Both IV fees show as "PAID"

05/16/12 - Sent both AOS and both IV packages to NVC via USPS (expected delivery: 05/19/12)

05/21/12 - All 4 packages delivered

05/30/12 - Received checklist for daughter's AOS

05/31/12 - Sent response to checklist via USPS (expected delivery: 06/01/12); Spouse's case completed

06/07/12 - Daughter's case completed; waiting for interview date

06/14/12 - P4 received: interview date 07/11/12

Embassy

07/04-05/12 - Medical at SLEC

07/11/12 - Interview: APPROVED!

07/14/12 - Visas on hand

POE: 10/17/12

GC's on hand: 10/31/12

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evelyn1140   18

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Hi everyone. A little background: My husband was born in the States, moved to the Philippines when he was 5 months old, grew up here, and only recently went back to the States to work. He's currently residing in Alabama, in a house owned by his aunt. We filed our petitions (for me and our daughter) early October.

Now, he wants to come back here to the Philippines. No problem for me, except he's already making plans of working here - meaning he has plans of staying here for quite a long time. I asked him about what his current employer said about this. He told me that the company allows him to leave for as long as he needs to. He already made an agreement with his aunt that he will be given one week to decide things over, and if he decides to stay here in the Philippines, then they will rent out the house. He also assured me that he has enough money to buy a plane ticket back to the States.

It's perfectly fine with me if he wants to come here ON VACATION, but I'm concerned that our petitions will be affected if he decides to stay here for long (until my daughter and I have our visas) He won't have income from the States, and he won't have a US address anymore.

He says that none of these plans are final yet, but in case things do go that route, can we possibly be denied because of that (no US income, no residence)? Any advice?

well. I believe it will affect it because he is petition you to be together ( as family). Now, if he wants to go back to the Philippines the embassy would ask why he did the petition. Also, in the Affidavit of support you will need his taxes. I think you should talk to him and explain the situation.

Question. Your husband is an American, why he summit a petition for your daughter? she instantly win the American citizenship. They are some procedures to it. You should investigate. Good luck

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reginakrys Community Regular

reginakrys   33

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well. I believe it will affect it because he is petition you to be together ( as family). Now, if he wants to go back to the Philippines the embassy would ask why he did the petition. Also, in the Affidavit of support you will need his taxes. I think you should talk to him and explain the situation.

Question. Your husband is an American, why he summit a petition for your daughter? she instantly win the American citizenship. They are some procedures to it. You should investigate. Good luck

He wants to stay here until we both get our visas. Then, we will move as a family to the States (hopefully) He says he's really depressed, despite taking antidepressants, and can't focus on his job.

I forgot to mention one other thing. His annual income is above the poverty level for 3, but since he only started working last September, we weren't sure if that was enough to prove that it is indeed enough to support us. So we planned on getting his aunt as co-sponsor, just in case.

He hasn't fulfilled the minimum residency requirements to pass on citizenship to our daughter. He only lived there for 5 months, and went back there only this September. They require 5 years, 2 of which was after the age of 14.

USCIS

10/01/11 - Filed (2) I-130's

10/04/11 - NOA-1

04/05/12 - NOA-2

Your I-130 was approved in 184 days from your NOA1 date.

NVC

04/23/12 - NVC received both cases (18 days/12 business days from NOA-2)

05/07/12 - Case numbers and IIN's (14 days/10 business days since NVC received)

05/07/12 - Sent out DS-3032 by email; auto-response received

05/08/12 - AOS fee invoiced, paid - "IN PROCESS"

05/09/12 - AOS fee shows as "PAID"

05/10/12 - Spouse's DS-3032 accepted; minor child's rejected = had petitioner call NVC = received verbal acceptance from operator

05/11/12 - Spouse's IV fee invoiced

05/14/12 - Daughter's IV fee invoiced, paid both IV fees - "IN PROCESS"

05/15/12 - Both IV fees show as "PAID"

05/16/12 - Sent both AOS and both IV packages to NVC via USPS (expected delivery: 05/19/12)

05/21/12 - All 4 packages delivered

05/30/12 - Received checklist for daughter's AOS

05/31/12 - Sent response to checklist via USPS (expected delivery: 06/01/12); Spouse's case completed

06/07/12 - Daughter's case completed; waiting for interview date

06/14/12 - P4 received: interview date 07/11/12

Embassy

07/04-05/12 - Medical at SLEC

07/11/12 - Interview: APPROVED!

07/14/12 - Visas on hand

POE: 10/17/12

GC's on hand: 10/31/12

Boiler Grand Master

Boiler   48,052

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If he does not want to live in the US then the whole procedure is moot.

(He left the US when he was 5 months old)

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

reginakrys Community Regular

reginakrys   33

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Hmm, I should make it clear that he's not planning to live here permanently. He just wants to stay here until we are able with him there. But that would be long enough to not have US income, and to not have a US address anymore. It's been only 2 months since we sent in our petition, and judging from others' timelines, we won't get approved until at least May next year.

USCIS

10/01/11 - Filed (2) I-130's

10/04/11 - NOA-1

04/05/12 - NOA-2

Your I-130 was approved in 184 days from your NOA1 date.

NVC

04/23/12 - NVC received both cases (18 days/12 business days from NOA-2)

05/07/12 - Case numbers and IIN's (14 days/10 business days since NVC received)

05/07/12 - Sent out DS-3032 by email; auto-response received

05/08/12 - AOS fee invoiced, paid - "IN PROCESS"

05/09/12 - AOS fee shows as "PAID"

05/10/12 - Spouse's DS-3032 accepted; minor child's rejected = had petitioner call NVC = received verbal acceptance from operator

05/11/12 - Spouse's IV fee invoiced

05/14/12 - Daughter's IV fee invoiced, paid both IV fees - "IN PROCESS"

05/15/12 - Both IV fees show as "PAID"

05/16/12 - Sent both AOS and both IV packages to NVC via USPS (expected delivery: 05/19/12)

05/21/12 - All 4 packages delivered

05/30/12 - Received checklist for daughter's AOS

05/31/12 - Sent response to checklist via USPS (expected delivery: 06/01/12); Spouse's case completed

06/07/12 - Daughter's case completed; waiting for interview date

06/14/12 - P4 received: interview date 07/11/12

Embassy

07/04-05/12 - Medical at SLEC

07/11/12 - Interview: APPROVED!

07/14/12 - Visas on hand

POE: 10/17/12

GC's on hand: 10/31/12

evelyn1140 Proficient

evelyn1140   18

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Turkey
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He wants to stay here until we both get our visas. Then, we will move as a family to the States (hopefully) He says he's really depressed, despite taking antidepressants, and can't focus on his job.

I forgot to mention one other thing. His annual income is above the poverty level for 3, but since he only started working last September, we weren't sure if that was enough to prove that it is indeed enough to support us. So we planned on getting his aunt as co-sponsor, just in case.

He hasn't fulfilled the minimum residency requirements to pass on citizenship to our daughter. He only lived there for 5 months, and went back there only this September. They require 5 years, 2 of which was after the age of 14.

oh ok. It would of save you a lot of time.

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Brother Hesekiel   2,236

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The I-130 petition is basically a way to reunite a family. What matters is that your husband is reestablishing residency in the U.S. not later than when you are traveling there. This way you would be able to live as a family together once you get your visas. I don't see any problems with your husband wanting to be with you until that day comes. What's important, however, is that his Affidavit of Support is being accepted.

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There is no room in this country for hyphenated Americanism. When I refer to hyphenated Americans, I do not refer to naturalized Americans. Some of the very best Americans I have ever known were naturalized Americans, Americans born abroad. But a hyphenated American is not an American at all . . . . The one absolutely certain way of bringing this nation to ruin, of preventing all possibility of its continuing to be a nation at all, would be to permit it to become a tangle of squabbling nationalities, an intricate knot of German-Americans, Irish-Americans, English-Americans, French-Americans, Scandinavian-Americans or Italian-Americans, each preserving its separate nationality, each at heart feeling more sympathy with Europeans of that nationality, than with the other citizens of the American Republic . . . . There is no such thing as a hyphenated American who is a good American. The only man who is a good American is the man who is an American and nothing else.

President Teddy Roosevelt on Columbus Day 1915

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Anh map   2,098

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Hi everyone. A little background: My husband was born in the States, moved to the Philippines when he was 5 months old, grew up here, and only recently went back to the States to work. He's currently residing in Alabama, in a house owned by his aunt. We filed our petitions (for me and our daughter) early October.

Now, he wants to come back here to the Philippines. No problem for me, except he's already making plans of working here - meaning he has plans of staying here for quite a long time. I asked him about what his current employer said about this. He told me that the company allows him to leave for as long as he needs to. He already made an agreement with his aunt that he will be given one week to decide things over, and if he decides to stay here in the Philippines, then they will rent out the house. He also assured me that he has enough money to buy a plane ticket back to the States.

It's perfectly fine with me if he wants to come here ON VACATION, but I'm concerned that our petitions will be affected if he decides to stay here for long (until my daughter and I have our visas) He won't have income from the States, and he won't have a US address anymore.

He says that none of these plans are final yet, but in case things do go that route, can we possibly be denied because of that (no US income, no residence)? Any advice?

He will need to show a current income (at the time of the interview) that meets the requirement. Proof of that income is typically recent paystubs and an employer letter. From what you are saying, your husband will not be able to prove a current US based income. In that case he will need to secure a joint sponsor for you to be issued a visa.

Also, has your husband filed US tax returns for at lest the past 3 years? (It does not matter where in the world a person works, US citizens are required to file taxes on any income) If not already examined, your husband should check the irs.gov website to determine if he was required to file a tax return.

I-864 Affidavit of Support FAQ -->> https://travel.state.gov/content/visas/en/immigrate/immigrant-process/documents/support/i-864-frequently-asked-questions.html

FOREIGN INCOME REPORTING & TAX FILING -->> https://www.irs.gov/publications/p54/ch01.html#en_US_2015_publink100047318

CALL THIS NUMBER TO ORDER IRS TAX TRANSCRIPTS >> 800-908-9946

PLEASE READ THE GUIDES -->> Link to Visa Journey Guides

MULTI ENTRY SPOUSE VISA TO VN -->>Link to Visa Exemption for Vietnamese Residents Overseas & Their Spouses

reginakrys Community Regular

reginakrys   33

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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Philippines
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Thank you very much for the responses.

About reestablishing residency, how does he do that? Is showing a US address enough?

About tax returns, I don't think he filed. He just started working last year, and only for less than half a year. I'll ask him about it.

USCIS

10/01/11 - Filed (2) I-130's

10/04/11 - NOA-1

04/05/12 - NOA-2

Your I-130 was approved in 184 days from your NOA1 date.

NVC

04/23/12 - NVC received both cases (18 days/12 business days from NOA-2)

05/07/12 - Case numbers and IIN's (14 days/10 business days since NVC received)

05/07/12 - Sent out DS-3032 by email; auto-response received

05/08/12 - AOS fee invoiced, paid - "IN PROCESS"

05/09/12 - AOS fee shows as "PAID"

05/10/12 - Spouse's DS-3032 accepted; minor child's rejected = had petitioner call NVC = received verbal acceptance from operator

05/11/12 - Spouse's IV fee invoiced

05/14/12 - Daughter's IV fee invoiced, paid both IV fees - "IN PROCESS"

05/15/12 - Both IV fees show as "PAID"

05/16/12 - Sent both AOS and both IV packages to NVC via USPS (expected delivery: 05/19/12)

05/21/12 - All 4 packages delivered

05/30/12 - Received checklist for daughter's AOS

05/31/12 - Sent response to checklist via USPS (expected delivery: 06/01/12); Spouse's case completed

06/07/12 - Daughter's case completed; waiting for interview date

06/14/12 - P4 received: interview date 07/11/12

Embassy

07/04-05/12 - Medical at SLEC

07/11/12 - Interview: APPROVED!

07/14/12 - Visas on hand

POE: 10/17/12

GC's on hand: 10/31/12

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Anh map   2,098

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Thank you very much for the responses.

About reestablishing residency, how does he do that? Is showing a US address enough?

About tax returns, I don't think he filed. He just started working last year, and only for less than half a year. I'll ask him about it.

Did he work in Phils? Income in any country is counted for taxes.

I-864 Affidavit of Support FAQ -->> https://travel.state.gov/content/visas/en/immigrate/immigrant-process/documents/support/i-864-frequently-asked-questions.html

FOREIGN INCOME REPORTING & TAX FILING -->> https://www.irs.gov/publications/p54/ch01.html#en_US_2015_publink100047318

CALL THIS NUMBER TO ORDER IRS TAX TRANSCRIPTS >> 800-908-9946

PLEASE READ THE GUIDES -->> Link to Visa Journey Guides

MULTI ENTRY SPOUSE VISA TO VN -->>Link to Visa Exemption for Vietnamese Residents Overseas & Their Spouses

reginakrys Community Regular

reginakrys   33

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Did he work in Phils? Income in any country is counted for taxes.

Yes, he worked here before. I just spoke to him about it. He said he asked the US Consulate here in Cebu if he had to file US taxes, and they said he wasn't required because he also holds Filipino citizenship. Thus, he works here as a Filipino.

USCIS

10/01/11 - Filed (2) I-130's

10/04/11 - NOA-1

04/05/12 - NOA-2

Your I-130 was approved in 184 days from your NOA1 date.

NVC

04/23/12 - NVC received both cases (18 days/12 business days from NOA-2)

05/07/12 - Case numbers and IIN's (14 days/10 business days since NVC received)

05/07/12 - Sent out DS-3032 by email; auto-response received

05/08/12 - AOS fee invoiced, paid - "IN PROCESS"

05/09/12 - AOS fee shows as "PAID"

05/10/12 - Spouse's DS-3032 accepted; minor child's rejected = had petitioner call NVC = received verbal acceptance from operator

05/11/12 - Spouse's IV fee invoiced

05/14/12 - Daughter's IV fee invoiced, paid both IV fees - "IN PROCESS"

05/15/12 - Both IV fees show as "PAID"

05/16/12 - Sent both AOS and both IV packages to NVC via USPS (expected delivery: 05/19/12)

05/21/12 - All 4 packages delivered

05/30/12 - Received checklist for daughter's AOS

05/31/12 - Sent response to checklist via USPS (expected delivery: 06/01/12); Spouse's case completed

06/07/12 - Daughter's case completed; waiting for interview date

06/14/12 - P4 received: interview date 07/11/12

Embassy

07/04-05/12 - Medical at SLEC

07/11/12 - Interview: APPROVED!

07/14/12 - Visas on hand

POE: 10/17/12

GC's on hand: 10/31/12

merkin&regine Community Regular

merkin&regine   18

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Yes, he worked here before. I just spoke to him about it. He said he asked the US Consulate here in Cebu if he had to file US taxes, and they said he wasn't required because he also holds Filipino citizenship. Thus, he works here as a Filipino.

The reason behind he does not have to file tax in US is an exmeption .. and i think it's huge.. maybe about $90k? you need to check on IRS but technically, if YOu are a US citizen, you need to file taxes anywhere you go and USA does not recognize dual citizenship...

With regards to Affidavit of Support, I don't see this as a problem as long as you already have a co-sponsor in line that can qualify by itself and is willing to sign I-864 for you and your son or daughter.

The only problem I see is the requirement that for you to get a visa is that the petitioner needs to be a Domicile of the United States. So he really needs to go back to US before you can go with him and let him establish domicile, What he's trying to do is not really helping shorten the time that you guys will be separated, It will just make things more complicated as the Domicile requirement is a very complex requirement to prove.

The consulate will not give you a visa until he establish domicile in US.. which could take between 3-6 months and the decision if you met the domicile requirements is up to the hands of the consul :( I suggest your husband not to do this.

I would suggest him to stay with you guys for a month vacation and let him keep his job. Tell him.. for sure it will just make your case complicated.

I know this coz my case was like this b4 I became a USC now. :)

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Our I-129F Journey

7/1/2011.. NOA1 receipt date
7/9/2011.. NOA1 Hard Copy Recieved
11/14/2011.. Approved NOA2 recieved via email/text
11/22/2011.. NVC forwarded Approved I-129F Petition to US Embassy Philippine
11/29/2011.. US Embassy in Manila Recieved our Petition
1/20/2012.. Medical Exam (Passed)
2/28/2012.. Interview! Approved!
3/1/12... CFO counseling Done!
3/7/12.. Visa on hand
3/10/12... POE @ Honolulu, HI.. Yeheeeeeey!
3/31/12... Wedding <3 <3 <3
Adjustment of Status Journey
4/24/12... AOS Mailed
4/30/12... Email/Text received for acknowledgement of AOS & EAD receipt
5/7/12... AOS/EAD NOA1 Hard Copy Received
6/11/12... Biometrics Appointment
6/22/12... 2nd Biometrics appointment scheduled 7/17/12 but walked in in an early date.
6/27/12... Text/Email Received (Card Production for EAD)
7/7/12... EAD Card Received! smile.png Yeheeeeey!

8/13/12... Interview (Approved) email/text received I-485 on card production! smile.png
8/21/12... Green Card on Hand! Yeheeey! Thank God!

Stepson I-130 Petition

12/27/13... Mailed I-130 to Phoenix lockbox via USPS Express Mail

12/31/13... NOA1 Priority Date

1/6/14... Email/Text received for acknowledgement of receipt. LIN****** case number assigned & routed to Nebraska Service Center

1/11/14.. NOA1 Hard copy received

1/17/14... Petition approved! Notification received via email/text (Thank God. 17 days only)/Approved petition mailed to Department of State! Notification via text/email

1/23/14... NOA2 Hardcopy recieved

NVC Stage

1/29/14... NVC received approved petition

3/7/14... Case Number Assigned (MNL**********)

3/11/14... Received AOS bill & Paid AOS/ Submitted DS-261

3/17/14... Mailed AOS Package

3/18/14... Forgot to Sign the I-864A, mailed another form with my signature affixed on I-864A

3/25/14... Recieved/Paid IV fee (Mailed DS-260 additional requirements)

3/27/14... Submitted DS-260 Online

Waiting.... Hopefully no Checklist. :)

4/24/14... Case Complete

6/23/14... Interview date! Huraaaay! APPROVED! More Hurray! :)

reginakrys Community Regular

reginakrys   33

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The reason behind he does not have to file tax in US is an exmeption .. and i think it's huge.. maybe about $90k? you need to check on IRS but technically, if YOu are a US citizen, you need to file taxes anywhere you go and USA does not recognize dual citizenship...

To be honest, I'm not familiar with how tax works. That's just what the US Consulate said to him before. I already told him to double-check with IRS. He said he'll do it this January.

The only problem I see is the requirement that for you to get a visa is that the petitioner needs to be a Domicile of the United States. So he really needs to go back to US before you can go with him and let him establish domicile, What he's trying to do is not really helping shorten the time that you guys will be separated, It will just make things more complicated as the Domicile requirement is a very complex requirement to prove.

The consulate will not give you a visa until he establish domicile in US.. which could take between 3-6 months and the decision if you met the domicile requirements is up to the hands of the consul :( I suggest your husband not to do this.

I would suggest him to stay with you guys for a month vacation and let him keep his job. Tell him.. for sure it will just make your case complicated.

I know this coz my case was like this b4 I became a USC now. :)

How can he go about proving domicile? Like what documents does he need to show?

Actually, he has already bought a return ticket to the States. He will be here for a month. For sure, I'll show this information to him. I hope it will be good enough to convince him to hold on just a little bit longer..=)

USCIS

10/01/11 - Filed (2) I-130's

10/04/11 - NOA-1

04/05/12 - NOA-2

Your I-130 was approved in 184 days from your NOA1 date.

NVC

04/23/12 - NVC received both cases (18 days/12 business days from NOA-2)

05/07/12 - Case numbers and IIN's (14 days/10 business days since NVC received)

05/07/12 - Sent out DS-3032 by email; auto-response received

05/08/12 - AOS fee invoiced, paid - "IN PROCESS"

05/09/12 - AOS fee shows as "PAID"

05/10/12 - Spouse's DS-3032 accepted; minor child's rejected = had petitioner call NVC = received verbal acceptance from operator

05/11/12 - Spouse's IV fee invoiced

05/14/12 - Daughter's IV fee invoiced, paid both IV fees - "IN PROCESS"

05/15/12 - Both IV fees show as "PAID"

05/16/12 - Sent both AOS and both IV packages to NVC via USPS (expected delivery: 05/19/12)

05/21/12 - All 4 packages delivered

05/30/12 - Received checklist for daughter's AOS

05/31/12 - Sent response to checklist via USPS (expected delivery: 06/01/12); Spouse's case completed

06/07/12 - Daughter's case completed; waiting for interview date

06/14/12 - P4 received: interview date 07/11/12

Embassy

07/04-05/12 - Medical at SLEC

07/11/12 - Interview: APPROVED!

07/14/12 - Visas on hand

POE: 10/17/12

GC's on hand: 10/31/12

Anh map Grand Master

Anh map   2,098

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Yes, he worked here before. I just spoke to him about it. He said he asked the US Consulate here in Cebu if he had to file US taxes, and they said he wasn't required because he also holds Filipino citizenship. Thus, he works here as a Filipino.

His forms will be filed as a US citizen and thus all requirements of a US citizen must be met. If he earned below the income threshold then it's a simple matter. If he didn't, then it may be more complicated.

Sometimes it is not the question that you ask, but rather the context of the question.

Better to double check and be sure than have a problem at interview time.

I-864 Affidavit of Support FAQ -->> https://travel.state.gov/content/visas/en/immigrate/immigrant-process/documents/support/i-864-frequently-asked-questions.html

FOREIGN INCOME REPORTING & TAX FILING -->> https://www.irs.gov/publications/p54/ch01.html#en_US_2015_publink100047318

CALL THIS NUMBER TO ORDER IRS TAX TRANSCRIPTS >> 800-908-9946

PLEASE READ THE GUIDES -->> Link to Visa Journey Guides

MULTI ENTRY SPOUSE VISA TO VN -->>Link to Visa Exemption for Vietnamese Residents Overseas & Their Spouses

 
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