Can I use 2015 prepaid taxes (new biz) to establish support for my fiance?

[justanea 1]

She's a Filipina and I did not make the needed 20k last year. But I"m going to make it this year, very soon now, and I"d like to use that quarterly prepayment as meeting the income requirment, if possible? thanks.

[Pitaya 2,576]

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[justanea 1]

thanks, I don't see an edit button here?

[GaRaS 10]

No you cannot use a 2015 taxes since its not finalized. Refer to the poverty guidelines at http://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/ilink/docView/SLB/DATAOBJECTS/I_864P.pdf If only you and your fiancee, u need to make only 18k to meet the poverty guidlines. They might ask or not regarding your income at the time of your fiancee interview from previous year. My fiancee just finish her interview 2 days ago and the CO didn't even bother asking my i-134 or income earnings. Usually they need your income earnings when you file for AOS. Goodluck.

She's a Filipina and I did not make the needed 20k last year. But I"m going to make it this year, very soon now, and I"d like to use that quarterly prepayment as meeting the income requirment, if possible? thanks.

Edited April 30, 2015 by GaRaS

[VOL 425]

She's a Filipina and I did not make the needed 20k last year. But I"m going to make it this year, very soon now, and I"d like to use that quarterly prepayment as meeting the income requirment, if possible? thanks.

Yes, It is possible.

I have CO's in Philippines approve with neither person working, It's all up to the CO

[justanea 1]

hmm, that's a bit strange/risky for the CO to allow immigration with no income. But thanks for the hope! :-) My fiance has no income, but she's a nursing student. She can get loans grants, as can I, and I get SS retirement and VA disability. So we get free VA medical care, which is the big risk, really. She'll be an LPN in a year, and we'll then move wherevr VA has a job for her.

[Hank_ 9,171]

She's a Filipina and I did not make the needed 20k last year. But I"m going to make it this year, very soon now, and I"d like to use that quarterly prepayment as meeting the income requirment, if possible? thanks.

Yes you can use current income with the I-134, just make sure to provide adequate documentation.

Philippines forum http://www.visajourney.com/forums/forum/129-philippines/

Edited April 30, 2015 by Hank_

[Ebunoluwa 6,136]

No you cannot use a 2015 taxes since its not finalized. Refer to the poverty guidelines at http://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/ilink/docView/SLB/DATAOBJECTS/I_864P.pdf If only you and your fiancee, u need to make only 18k to meet the poverty guidlines. They might ask or not regarding your income at the time of your fiancee interview from previous year. My fiancee just finish her interview 2 days ago and the CO didn't even bother asking my i-134 or income earnings. Usually they need your income earnings when you file for AOS. Goodluck.

The poverty guidelines have gone up, here are the new guidelines http://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/files/form/i-864p.pdf

[justanea 1]

I don't see what "finalized" has to do with it, if you've got the 20k income, and already paid the quarterly taxes on it. thats the same thing as working a strraight job for the year. YOu've made the 20k and paid the taxes on it, so why would a CO care about it being "final". If you've made that much in 6 months, you're better able to support your woman than a guy who takes all year to make that much, and they accept the latter, easily enough.

[GaRaS 10]

You've got a point but thats not the way it works. CO always ask your last year income with documentation from IRS mostly using form i-134, Even though u've met already the poverty guidelines for 2015 this is only a proof of ur current income. As i stated from my previous post they might ask or not your i-134 and ur current income.

I don't see what "finalized" has to do with it, if you've got the 20k income, and already paid the quarterly taxes on it. thats the same thing as working a strraight job for the year. YOu've made the 20k and paid the taxes on it, so why would a CO care about it being "final". If you've made that much in 6 months, you're better able to support your woman than a guy who takes all year to make that much, and they accept the latter, easily enough.

[GaRaS 10]

Thank u for the correction.

The poverty guidelines have gone up, here are the new guidelines http://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/files/form/i-864p.pdf

[baron555 934]

She's a Filipina and I did not make the needed 20k last year. But I"m going to make it this year, very soon now, and I"d like to use that quarterly prepayment as meeting the income requirment, if possible? thanks.

No, you need income verification......like pay summaries and employer's letters.

[justanea 1]

I am currently self employed. the biz is currently doing really well. Can someone explain please? Do I need the income verification right from the beginning to get the visa itself, or is that requirement only at the point of "adjustment of status".? In the months in between those 2 occurrences, I will have plenty of money, from the look of things, and I need my Fiance here to help "grow" this biz. Thanks for your help! Also, she's in nursing college and her semester ends in Sept 2015. Once her fiance visa is issued, does she have a time limit during which she must utilize that visa? Thanks again,

[VOL 425]

No, you need income verification......like pay summaries and employer's letters.

Incorrect

[VOL 425]

I am currently self employed. the biz is currently doing really well. Can someone explain please? Do I need the income verification right from the beginning to get the visa itself, or is that requirement only at the point of "adjustment of status".? In the months in between those 2 occurrences, I will have plenty of money, from the look of things, and I need my Fiance here to help "grow" this biz. Thanks for your help! Also, she's in nursing college and her semester ends in Sept 2015. Once her fiance visa is issued, does she have a time limit during which she must utilize that visa? Thanks again,

6 months after her medical is when the visa expires to come to USA. Let her finish college there. Depending on the state she probably will not have to take her local Board exam to become a RN in philppines and it will be waived and she can sit for NCLEX in USA.

CO as of the last few months has not been requesting I-134 or paystubs on many interviews.

I would think you will be good to go if you show your latest income payment to IRS and I would also provide a letter stating that you own your own business and provide DBA or LLC or whatever as back up.