plz plz help me .......

[popooo 0]

hello guys , i have promplen & i dont know what i do my case F2A & wait my interview it will be in next may or jun so i prepar my docmunts

i ask my joint sponsor for his taxes again to have it befor my interview (i was send his taxes to NVC & i ask him to send it to me befor my interview)

that was in last year he was send taxes for 2008 / 2009 / 2010

so i ask him for 2011

& i find his tax for 2011 not enough????

send new one to NVC after my case complete ??? i afrid of that will late me case or

have new joint sponsor with new I864 in my hand in my interview ????

please help me what i do ?????????

Edited March 28, 2012 by popooo

[Penguin_ie 5,994]

You can submit a new co-sponsor at interview if your current co-sponsor now doesn't make enough.

[popooo 0]

You can submit a new co-sponsor at interview if your current co-sponsor now doesn't make enough.

ok but that make me down in AP ???? i mean CO will need to review new joint sponsor so hit me AP??

& another question plz , NVC can open case if this case comnplete ???

i mean if i want to send new doucmnt to NVC & my case complete they can open it again ??

i ask coz my friend say that & i say no if case complete in NVC we cant send any think if we have any uptade we can do that in our interview but NVC dont apply any uptade if case complete im right ???

[Penguin_ie 5,994]

You shouldn;t be getting AP, assuming your new co-sponsor's income is well above the poverty line for his household and all the documents are there. They can look at that in 2 minutes during your interview.

If you send docs to the NVC after the case is complete, they will likely be tossed in the bin- never send anything unless you have a letter asking you to. If your case is not at the embassy yet, then the next time you send in paperwork, you could send in the new co-sponsor's I-864 and supporting docs, but I would wait till interview.

BTW, no need for five question marks at the end of every sentence.

[popooo 0]

You shouldn;t be getting AP, assuming your new co-sponsor's income is well above the poverty line for his household and all the documents are there. They can look at that in 2 minutes during your interview.

If you send docs to the NVC after the case is complete, they will likely be tossed in the bin- never send anything unless you have a letter asking you to. If your case is not at the embassy yet, then the next time you send in paperwork, you could send in the new co-sponsor's I-864 and supporting docs, but I would wait till interview.

BTW, no need for five question marks at the end of every sentence.

thx for your replay i have last question , i find new joint sponsor but his tax on 2009 / 2010 not enough

but tax 2011 enough (50,000 $ & he have 2 child)

that will be good or must last 3 years of tax enough ?(one question mark )

Edited March 28, 2012 by popooo

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He should be finel, especially if he can provide a few recent paystubs showing his income is still at the high level.

[popooo 0]

He should be finel, especially if he can provide a few recent paystubs showing his income is still at the high level.

yes his last tax 2011 over 50.000$

so CO will care current tax

Edited March 28, 2012 by popooo

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they care of last tax 2011 if enough that will be fine even if 2009 / 2010 not enough