NVC Filers - August 2014

[Abby&Mario 100]

Good morning Augustians Somehow I have been extremely fortunate and received NOA2 about 2 weeks after NOA1. I have no idea how this happened but it did and I'm super grateful.

We are now scrambling to get the AOS stuff together. I called the NVC last Friday and they have not yet registered it but they have received it so I will just call once a week until the 30 days is up then maybe call more often.

I can organise my police certificate now, yes?

Also holy gosh how expensive are medicals?! I was just doing some research, looks like I'll be paying $400+ at best..

As one of the two-weekers (I swear I did nothing different it's just pure dumb luck as you know), I can tell you right now I would feel exactly the same way if I was you. I would look at me and be so envious and angry and feel like it was so unfair. I do not think these feelings are unjust or out of line at all. And I agree with the poster above you, it would be VERY hard to feel happy for ones such as me. You poor things. *hugs*

You did do something different-- you live abroad with your spouse. They've been auto-expediting those petitions again since April. Add your case here, if you don't mind (jump to page 39 to see the most recent group of people auto expedited): http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/357465-usc-petitioner-living-abroad/

[Nellyator 18]

No he is not self employed. He is.employed by a pruvate company. I think i can breathe now.. thank you so much

He's not self-employed is he?, or has filed a 1099 due to an interests/dividends.. etc? Not everyone who files taxes has a 1099 . It's only if your tax return had a 1099 with it, must you provide it with the return you send to NVC. [/quote

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No he is not self employed. He is.employed by a pruvate company. I think i can breathe now.. thank you so much

Then no need to worry about the 1099 .

[Nellyator 18]

purpleblush: please press the 'Post' button just once.

*poke*poke*

[love51810 9]

Missed that one but I'm wondering if someone just made a mistake on NVC's side but it's better to send it in. They have asked me for things I know very well I sent I made a list. Yet they are telling me they have NOT received them.

My mother says (not always easy to take) that everything happens for a reason even if we never know why. So just take a deep breath and know your Lawyer will fix it. Just a little more time and I don't think they are taking 60 days just covering their behinds.

so my lawyer said she call them and told them that she send in everything and explain to them about the letter and they said that they will make a note about that?

now im wondering how long it will take them now to fix that into there system , like should i expect another 60 days? or will they fix it asap idk guys , i do believe that everything happen for a reason , but i cant even focus on my work or my studies ,

[Saylin 1,605]

*poke*poke*

Hey now you

[purpleblush 16]

Then no need to worry about the 1099 .

Thanks. I hope this will only post once.???

Then no need to worry about the 1099 .

Thanks. I hope this will only post once.???

Then no need to worry about the 1099 .

Thanks. I hope this will only post once.???

[Nellyator 18]

Hey now you

hehehe.

Thanks. I hope this will only post once.???

Thanks. I hope this will only post once.???

Thanks. I hope this will only post once.???

Are you pressing post more than once on accident?

[purpleblush 16]

hehehe.

Are you pressing post more than once on accident?

No. Im just pressing add reply once. I dont know why like these. Im too shy to post now ???

hehehe.

Are you pressing post more than once on accident?

No. Im just pressing add reply once. I dont know why like these. Im too shy to post now ???

[Abby&Mario 100]

Yesterday I got a dreaded checklist of doom:

I-864:

1. "You must add _______ as a household member in Part 6, as he or she filed a Form I-864A."

2. That mistake everyone makes where they put the adjusted gross income instead of the total gross income. I was this close to telling my joint sponsor not to make this mistake, but then I thought, nah, it's right there on the form, he'll see it. Nope.

I-864A:

1. Not putting the address both times or putting N/A where it says to leave it blank if it's the same. Sigh.

2. Repeated the mistake of putting the adjusted gross income.

I DO HAVE A QUESTION! My mom (I-864A filler-outer) doesn't work. She's just filling out the I-864A because my parents file taxes jointly and therefore it was suggested that we have her do so. Can anyone answer this (question is from my Dad, the joint sponsor and the one who filled out the I-864)?:

On my I 864, part 6 line 6 C., what should I put for Mom’s income here? Her income on her I 864A line 10 is identical to my part 6 line 5, so should I put 0 here? N/A?

This is the part where under Sponsor's Income and Employment where it says: Income you are using from any other person who was counted in your household size, including, in certain conditions, the intending immigrant. (See Instructions.) Please indicate name, relationship and income.

This is what the instructions say about that:

5. Annual Household Income.

   This section is used to determine the sponsor's household income. Take your annual individual income from Item Number 5. and enter it on Item Number 6.c. If this amount is greater than 125 percent (or 100 percent if you are on active duty in the U.S. military and sponsoring your spouse or child) of the Federal Poverty Guidelines for your household size from Part 5., Item Number 8., you do not need to include any household member's income. See Form I-864P for reference on the Poverty Guidelines.

The whole reason we were having my mom do the I-864A to begin with was because several veteran posters on VJ suggest it if your joint sponsor is married and the couple files taxes jointly. Apparently the embassies can request it sometimes. We wanted to avoid that, but now I don't know how to answer my dad's question. Any insight?

[samreen23 461]

I've seen people not getting a checklist in spite of mistakes in their AOS packages.

I hope they still accept your AOS package. Fingers crossed!

It's not a mistake it's something missing in documents we will find out in a couple days

[samreen23 461]

So no case completes or documents reviewed today?

[Saylin 1,605]

Yesterday I got a dreaded checklist of doom:

I-864:

1. "You must add _______ as a household member in Part 6, as he or she filed a Form I-864A."

2. That mistake everyone makes where they put the adjusted gross income instead of the total gross income. I was this close to telling my joint sponsor not to make this mistake, but then I thought, nah, it's right there on the form, he'll see it. Nope.

I-864A:

1. Not putting the address both times or putting N/A where it says to leave it blank if it's the same. Sigh.

2. Repeated the mistake of putting the adjusted gross income.

I DO HAVE A QUESTION! My mom (I-864A filler-outer) doesn't work. She's just filling out the I-864A because my parents file taxes jointly and therefore it was suggested that we have her do so. Can anyone answer this (question is from my Dad, the joint sponsor and the one who filled out the I-864)?:

On my I 864, part 6 line 6 C., what should I put for Mom’s income here? Her income on her I 864A line 10 is identical to my part 6 line 5, so should I put 0 here? N/A?

This is the part where under Sponsor's Income and Employment where it says: Income you are using from any other person who was counted in your household size, including, in certain conditions, the intending immigrant. (See Instructions.) Please indicate name, relationship and income.

This is what the instructions say about that:

5. Annual Household Income.

   This section is used to determine the sponsor's household income. Take your annual individual income from Item Number 5. and enter it on Item Number 6.c. If this amount is greater than 125 percent (or 100 percent if you are on active duty in the U.S. military and sponsoring your spouse or child) of the Federal Poverty Guidelines for your household size from Part 5., Item Number 8., you do not need to include any household member's income. See Form I-864P for reference on the Poverty Guidelines.

The whole reason we were having my mom do the I-864A to begin with was because several veteran posters on VJ suggest it if your joint sponsor is married and the couple files taxes jointly. Apparently the embassies can request it sometimes. We wanted to avoid that, but now I don't know how to answer my dad's question. Any insight?

Ok, first off, Part 6, question 5 isn't based on tax information. It's asking for CURRENT annual individual income. So, that line and line 10 on the I-864A should NOT match.

To answer the question though, since your mom doesn't work (and I'm assuming makes no income from other sources), then $0 should be written on part 6, question 6c. And on her own I-864A, line 10, should be written $0 as well.

[kapila patel 3]

Hi All Vjs

my doc scan date is july 3

still i am waiting......

[A & Y 15]

So no case completes or documents reviewed today?

Called NVC today and NO Luck.. I'm positive for next week.

[Tino 20]

Hi i have a question

On wifes ds 260

" Is this child immigrating to the U.S. with you?
Yes No "

My daughter also is travelling BUT she has her own case# . So the answer should be No ?

and

" Is this child immigrating to the U.S. at a later date to join you?
Yes No "

The answer should be yes ?

thank you