Help! Interview tomorrow!

[kc214 8]

Hi...so our interview is tomorrow at 12:15 pm. I am going over all of the documents we have but now I am starting to second guess myself. Should I take new I-864 forms for myself and sponsor? Do I need to take proof of domicile? These were obviously sent to the NVC and were not asked from embassy but I don't know if we should take it to interview as well.

This is everything we are taking.

-Interview confirmation

-Birth Certificate and translations

-Police Certificate and translations

-Marriage Certificate and translations

-DS 260 confirmation page

-Sealed medical package

-Passport

-Passport photos

-Proof of relationship: photos, itineraries from trips we have taken together, email received from insurance company in US where she is asking when we will both be moving back, credit card statement where husband is authorized user, insurance policy together

-I also have my 2015 tax return as well as our sponsor's

The letter from US embassy only asked for medical exam, 2 photos, passport, recent police report, and proof of relationship.

I ask about the new I864 forms because I am USC living abroad and filed taxes after we sent package to NVC. The I864 would be exactly the same as the one I sent to NVC because my income stated was $0 and because I am working abroad and filed exemption so my line 22 on Tax returns is $0.

Any comments are appreciated!!

[sanil1986 26]

looks good to me

take 2 copies of each document

[Adil & Jeanne 296]

Only need what NVC said take to interview

and you should take in photos of marriage and spouse and your family on the times of the visits

Adil only had 1 document for each

afterall, they give all documents back after the interview

[turbocomppro 3]

I ask about the new I864 forms because I am USC living abroad and filed taxes after we sent package to NVC. The I864 would be exactly the same as the one I sent to NVC because my income stated was $0 and because I am working abroad and filed exemption so my line 22 on Tax returns is $0.

Wait a minute, how did you get around not paying taxes? As far as I know, even if you work abroad and you don't get a W2, you still need to file your income with a 1099. Or have I been paying my taxes all these years for nothing? Did you get it officially exempt or did you just say you didn't have any income?

[sanil1986 26]

how was your interview ?

[Brazilian1901 12]

Wait a minute, how did you get around not paying taxes? As far as I know, even if you work abroad and you don't get a W2, you still need to file your income with a 1099. Or have I been paying my taxes all these years for nothing? Did you get it officially exempt or did you just say you didn't have any income?

Foreign Exclusion, only pay taxes on money made over something like $96,000

[turbocomppro 3]

Foreign Exclusion, only pay taxes on money made over something like $96,000

Ah.. good to know. Thanks mate.

[kc214 8]

how was your interview ?

We were approved!! They didn't ask for any other documents. Only the ones mentioned in the email from the embassy. Thanks!