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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
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Not sure what to do in this case. My joint sponsor is filling out the i-864 and her husband is filling out the i-864a as they filed their taxes jointly. My question is because he is self employed he doesn't have pay stubs to state he's currently made such and such so far since filing last year. What should in this situation? Also is it okay to leave blanks on the form where it doesn't apply? I see the instructions says to leave it blank where the answer is none or n/a, but have also heard people have gotten RFE's for doing the very same thing.

USCIS 04-26-2014: Filed I-130

04-29-2014: NOA1 re-routed to CSC

05-14-2014: RFE

05-30 2014: RFE response sent

05-30-2014: RFE RESPONSE RECEIVED

06-04-2014: NOA2 I-130 Approved!

NVC

06-13-2014: Arrived at NVC

06-30-2014: Case # and IIN assigned

07-18-2014: D-261 sub mitted

07-18-2014: AOS fee invoiced

07-19-2014: AOS fee paid

07-25-2014: AOS package sent

07-28-2014 NVC received AOS

07-29-2014 NVC Scanned AOS

08-14-2014: resubmitted AOS

08-21-2014: NVC scanned AOS

09-02-2014: DS-261 reviewed and ACCEPTED! Woot!

10-03-2014: DS-260 completed

09-08-2014: IV fee invoiced

09-09-2014: IV fee paid

09-23-2014: AOS Checklist

10-08-2014: IV package scan date

10-10-2014: AOS Checklist scan date

10-23-1014: checklist scan date

12-05-2014: Case Complete

12-12-2014: Interview date scheduled

xx-xx-2014: Sent to embassy in Montreal

01-23-2015: Interview APPROVED!!

xx-xx-2014: Visa Received

xx-xx-2014: POE

Filed: Other Country: China
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The self employed person's current income will be their income as shown on the 2013 tax return. For a joint filing where one spouse is employed and the other is self employed, subtract the employed person's personal income from the line 22 total and you'll have the self employed person's current income. No further documentation of "current income" is needed for the self employed person, but do provide for the employed.

Leaving the entire asset section blank is fine, but do put NONE or N/A as applicable. For example, one "NONE" will be fine in the section asking about other immigrants being sponsored, etc. No need to fill every "extra" blank, but answer the questions on the form.

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Understanding the big picture is priceless. Anonymous

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
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The self employed person's current income will be their income as shown on the 2013 tax return. For a joint filing where one spouse is employed and the other is self employed, subtract the employed person's personal income from the line 22 total and you'll have the self employed person's current income. No further documentation of "current income" is needed for the self employed person, but do provide for the employed.

Leaving the entire asset section blank is fine, but do put NONE or N/A as applicable. For example, one "NONE" will be fine in the section asking about other immigrants being sponsored, etc. No need to fill every "extra" blank, but answer the questions on the form.

Thank you so much for your help.

USCIS 04-26-2014: Filed I-130

04-29-2014: NOA1 re-routed to CSC

05-14-2014: RFE

05-30 2014: RFE response sent

05-30-2014: RFE RESPONSE RECEIVED

06-04-2014: NOA2 I-130 Approved!

NVC

06-13-2014: Arrived at NVC

06-30-2014: Case # and IIN assigned

07-18-2014: D-261 sub mitted

07-18-2014: AOS fee invoiced

07-19-2014: AOS fee paid

07-25-2014: AOS package sent

07-28-2014 NVC received AOS

07-29-2014 NVC Scanned AOS

08-14-2014: resubmitted AOS

08-21-2014: NVC scanned AOS

09-02-2014: DS-261 reviewed and ACCEPTED! Woot!

10-03-2014: DS-260 completed

09-08-2014: IV fee invoiced

09-09-2014: IV fee paid

09-23-2014: AOS Checklist

10-08-2014: IV package scan date

10-10-2014: AOS Checklist scan date

10-23-1014: checklist scan date

12-05-2014: Case Complete

12-12-2014: Interview date scheduled

xx-xx-2014: Sent to embassy in Montreal

01-23-2015: Interview APPROVED!!

xx-xx-2014: Visa Received

xx-xx-2014: POE

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
Timeline
Posted

The self employed person's current income will be their income as shown on the 2013 tax return. For a joint filing where one spouse is employed and the other is self employed, subtract the employed person's personal income from the line 22 total and you'll have the self employed person's current income. No further documentation of "current income" is needed for the self employed person, but do provide for the employed.

Leaving the entire asset section blank is fine, but do put NONE or N/A as applicable. For example, one "NONE" will be fine in the section asking about other immigrants being sponsored, etc. No need to fill every "extra" blank, but answer the questions on the form.

Just wanted to know your thoughts on this. When the USC is abroad and their income will not continue should the current income be 0.00?

USCIS 04-26-2014: Filed I-130

04-29-2014: NOA1 re-routed to CSC

05-14-2014: RFE

05-30 2014: RFE response sent

05-30-2014: RFE RESPONSE RECEIVED

06-04-2014: NOA2 I-130 Approved!

NVC

06-13-2014: Arrived at NVC

06-30-2014: Case # and IIN assigned

07-18-2014: D-261 sub mitted

07-18-2014: AOS fee invoiced

07-19-2014: AOS fee paid

07-25-2014: AOS package sent

07-28-2014 NVC received AOS

07-29-2014 NVC Scanned AOS

08-14-2014: resubmitted AOS

08-21-2014: NVC scanned AOS

09-02-2014: DS-261 reviewed and ACCEPTED! Woot!

10-03-2014: DS-260 completed

09-08-2014: IV fee invoiced

09-09-2014: IV fee paid

09-23-2014: AOS Checklist

10-08-2014: IV package scan date

10-10-2014: AOS Checklist scan date

10-23-1014: checklist scan date

12-05-2014: Case Complete

12-12-2014: Interview date scheduled

xx-xx-2014: Sent to embassy in Montreal

01-23-2015: Interview APPROVED!!

xx-xx-2014: Visa Received

xx-xx-2014: POE

Filed: Other Country: China
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Just wanted to know your thoughts on this. When the USC is abroad and their income will not continue should the current income be 0.00?

Yes. Do you see where it indicates "see instructions"? Did you read those instructions for that specific question? If you had, you would see it refers to current income "you are using to meet the requirements...". Since YOUR current income cannot be used to meet these requirements the amount of your current income YOU are USING to meet the requirements is zero.

Always carefully study both the form and the instructions. Doing so is critical to your ultimate success. When you don't do so, you won't know what you don't know, so won't know what to ask.

Facts are cheap...knowing how to use them is precious...
Understanding the big picture is priceless. Anonymous

Google Who is Pushbrk?

A Warning to Green Card Holders About Voting

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/606646-a-warning-to-green-card-holders-about-voting/

Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
Timeline
Posted

Yes. Do you see where it indicates "see instructions"? Did you read those instructions for that specific question? If you had, you would see it refers to current income "you are using to meet the requirements...". Since YOUR current income cannot be used to meet these requirements the amount of your current income YOU are USING to meet the requirements is zero.

Always carefully study both the form and the instructions. Doing so is critical to your ultimate success. When you don't do so, you won't know what you don't know, so won't know what to ask.

Thank you!

USCIS 04-26-2014: Filed I-130

04-29-2014: NOA1 re-routed to CSC

05-14-2014: RFE

05-30 2014: RFE response sent

05-30-2014: RFE RESPONSE RECEIVED

06-04-2014: NOA2 I-130 Approved!

NVC

06-13-2014: Arrived at NVC

06-30-2014: Case # and IIN assigned

07-18-2014: D-261 sub mitted

07-18-2014: AOS fee invoiced

07-19-2014: AOS fee paid

07-25-2014: AOS package sent

07-28-2014 NVC received AOS

07-29-2014 NVC Scanned AOS

08-14-2014: resubmitted AOS

08-21-2014: NVC scanned AOS

09-02-2014: DS-261 reviewed and ACCEPTED! Woot!

10-03-2014: DS-260 completed

09-08-2014: IV fee invoiced

09-09-2014: IV fee paid

09-23-2014: AOS Checklist

10-08-2014: IV package scan date

10-10-2014: AOS Checklist scan date

10-23-1014: checklist scan date

12-05-2014: Case Complete

12-12-2014: Interview date scheduled

xx-xx-2014: Sent to embassy in Montreal

01-23-2015: Interview APPROVED!!

xx-xx-2014: Visa Received

xx-xx-2014: POE

 
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