Question about filing I-864

[TracyFan 0]

Hello!

I am currently preparing the financial documents for my mom's case. I am married. For tax year 2015, the filing status is married filing joint. But my own W-2 is good enough for our household size 3 (my mom, my husband, and myself), the tax return will have both my husband's and my information on it. So in my I-864 form, do I need to put my husband's income/information at all? If so, my husband needs to file I-864a, is it right?

Also my husband is self-employed, he is a driver which means he doesn't have a business license. He only has the corporate book. If he does need to file I-864a, what kind of document does he need to verify that he is self-employed? He doesn't have W-2 nor 1099, only K-1 (form 1120s).

For the case start with GUZ, is snail mail better and quicker than email?

Thank you so much for your help!

Tracy

[teeak 224]

If your income is sufficient, you won't need to submit an I-864A for your husband.

Just make sure to enclose your W2s, pay stubs and employment letter so they can differentiate the income listed on the tax returns.

Edited January 29, 2016 by teeak

[Darnell 8,478]

Tracy, you should use electronic processing for Guangzhou IV at NVC.

It will shave time between 'case completed' and 'IV received casefile' plus NVC sets the appointment.

[TracyFan 0]

If your income is sufficient, you won't need to submit an I-864A for your husband.

Just make sure to enclose your W2s, pay stubs and employment letter so they can differentiate the income listed on the tax returns.

Thank you so much Teeak.

Tracy, you should use electronic processing for Guangzhou IV at NVC.

It will shave time between 'case completed' and 'IV received casefile' plus NVC sets the appointment.

Ok. I will. Thank you a lot Darnell.