NEED HELP!! TAX RETURN

[banquelle 3]

my fiance stayed with me in my country about 1 year (2014-2015), so his tax return in 2014 about usd4500 , can I use co sponsor? or what should I do?

(sorry my english is so bad )

[charlieprince 24]

how much does he make? does it cover the federal poverty guidelines? if so, all you may need are

-a Letter of Employment

-a letter explaining why his 2014 tax return is so low (he stayed with you for a year)

-paystubs for the past 3 months

but if you have a willing co-sponsor, all that may be moot then.. but yeah all they really care about is that you won't be a public charge when you get here

[banquelle 3]

how much does he make? does it cover the federal poverty guidelines? if so, all you may need are

-a Letter of Employment

-a letter explaining why his 2014 tax return is so low (he stayed with you for a year)

-paystubs for the past 3 months

but if you have a willing co-sponsor, all that may be moot then.. but yeah all they really care about is that you won't be a public charge when you get here

he has the letter from his conpany how much he makes in this year and i will tell him to write the letter thank you so much

[charlieprince 24]

he has the letter from his conpany how much he makes in this year and i will tell him to write the letter thank you so much

Make sure the letter of employment is official (on letterhead) and signed by his boss and that it states how much he makes. Chances are the Tax return will be an issue when you get interviewed but that's also why you're gathering proof now to tell the consule and explain to them why you won't be a problem..

[Ning 619]

my fiance stayed with me in my country about 1 year (2014-2015), so his tax return in 2014 about usd4500 , can I use co sponsor? or what should I do?

(sorry my english is so bad )

Your English will do for now but I suggest the USC helps you post because its he that will need to directly understand what should & can be done. With all respect its critical that he more than you knows what can be done to succeed. If not you will not need to play a part in this at all.

BKK doesn't accept joint sponsors in K 1 cases as a rule.

The USCs displayed ability to support the person is one of the most important aspects after relationship foundations.

At a known income of 4500 there is a problem here no doubt.

He has been in Thailand most of 2015. Is he now working in the USA? Income? How long? Has home for you to come to?

It is not impossible to get your visa but there is a lot to be understood to do so. Make sure he is getting advise that is directly related to BKK because they are unique to some areas such as K 1s.

[Ning 619]

Make sure the letter of employment is official (on letterhead) and signed by his boss and that it states how much he makes. Chances are the Tax return will be an issue when you get interviewed but that's also why you're gathering proof now to tell the consule and explain to them why you won't be a problem..

Such a letter is ok but can be signed by any officer of the company.

She could be interviewed without the proper tax info but I promise you she will be told in 2 minutes she is either simply denied or placed in A P until he can produce correct, produce acceptable proof of past & current income with tax status & anything else they may require. The USC has about one year to respond. It will take quite some time I would think to repair that damage.

This O P with all respect will never be given a chance to explain. They simply wont ask her because they know she can not. She doesn't have the knowledge to do so. All understanding is really done before person steps to the window in K 1s.

[Ning 619]

he has the letter from his conpany how much he makes in this year and i will tell him to write the letter thank you so much

Writing the letter is fine but does he know how & when to submit it? What will it say? That he works there? Ok but to the embassy he could leave or change jobs & this must be kept in mind. He has proven he can & will live outside the USA. He has proven he can come back & get a job.

What isn't proven at this point is his tax status & sustained income at a level that proves he can support you. This must be done. He needs to be present to deal with this but you can do it for him; it will just take longer. The responsibility line is clear.

There are several members here that are very good. I pretty sure they will be responding as well I hope . Darnell ? Karee ? Boiler?

[mjbmn10 0]

Hello I'm banquelle's fiancé, as she stated I only made about 4500 dollars on my 2014 tax returns. I do have tax returns for the previous two years. I writing a letter explaining why my taxes are so low in 2014 as I was on an extended vacation in Thailand at the time. I am employed now and will be sending my pay stubs and banquelle already has my job offer letter that states my hours and how much money I will make. My mother is willing to be a co-sponsor if we need her to be. If we do end up using her as a co-sponsor does she just need to fill out the same I-134 document that I did? Also can she go in to her interview with my mother's co-sponsorship as a plan b in case mine isn't accepted? This is my first time posting on this website but we have used Visa Journey to help us along in this process, very helpful

[Ning 619]

Your English will do for now but I suggest the USC helps you post because its he that will need to directly understand what should & can be done. With all respect its critical that he more than you knows what can be done to succeed. If not you will not need to play a part in this at all.

BKK doesn't accept joint sponsors in K 1 cases as a rule.

The USCs displayed ability to support the person is one of the most important aspects after relationship foundations.

At a known income of 4500 there is a problem here no doubt.

He has been in Thailand most of 2015. Is he now working in the USA? Income? How long? Has home for you to come to?

It is not impossible to get your visa but there is a lot to be understood to do so. Make sure he is getting advise that is directly related to BKK because they are unique to some areas such as K 1s.

Its would be a very good idea to accept the above or please contact the embassy directly to ask about this very important aspect. Don't ignore this.

Hello I'm banquelle's fiancé, as she stated I only made about 4500 dollars on my 2014 tax returns. I do have tax returns for the previous two years. I writing a letter explaining why my taxes are so low in 2014 as I was on an extended vacation in Thailand at the time. I am employed now and will be sending my pay stubs and banquelle already has my job offer letter that states my hours and how much money I will make. My mother is willing to be a co-sponsor if we need her to be. If we do end up using her as a co-sponsor does she just need to fill out the same I-134 document that I did? Also can she go in to her interview with my mother's co-sponsorship as a plan b in case mine isn't accepted? This is my first time posting on this website but we have used Visa Journey to help us along in this process, very helpful

The letter is ok but you must understand they care far more about your current income because her support is current. They know your job could change very quickly either way so all the future earnings stuff doesn't mean much.

You can attempt to submit the joint sponsor but beware. Both use 134 forms understanding that this is far different than the 864. The 134 doesn't mean much. All they can do is say no to the sponsor & review whats left.

She could take it with her but the decision will be made before she gets to the window. Surprising them with a joint sponsor is a bad idea to me.

If you are a returning student for example there are a few things you could try. Try the search block above. Myself & others have contributed as we worked on cases here.

[banquelle 3]

Make sure the letter of employment is official (on letterhead) and signed by his boss and that it states how much he makes. Chances are the Tax return will be an issue when you get interviewed but that's also why you're gathering proof now to tell the consule and explain to them why you won't be a problem..

I will tell him. Your comment help me so much. Thank you so much ?