AP in Jamaica refusal

[Ms.F.Brown 7]

If the amount on the AOS doesn't match the amount on the tax return will it make your visa become refused??

[Delirium 114]

In regards to which context? If you're claiming more than what your tax return says or less? In either case it should be fine. I made more in 2016 than what I claimed I made due to over time. Just send in your pay stubs and have your employer write you a letter stating your yearly income. As long as you make more than the required amount, there shouldn't be an issue.

[Ms.F.Brown 7]

4 minutes ago, Delirium said:

In regards to which context? If you're claiming more than what your tax return says or less? In either case it should be fine. I made more in 2016 than what I claimed I made due to over time. Just send in your pay stubs and have your employer write you a letter stating your yearly income. As long as you make more than the required amount, there shouldn't be an issue.

My cosponsor made 36,747 last year but she's going to amended one of her W2's this year. So when we did her taxes last January it showed she only made 24,156. But, when we did her AOS during the NVC part we put the 36,747 because that is how much she had made 2015. We sent in the return as well as the W2 she didn't file and we write will amend with 2016 W2. So to qualify as a co-sponsor she had to make at least 25,112 a year and she did. But, the tax return was less because of the one W2.

[Pinkrlion 2,607]

You will get a RFE first which will give you time to correct the info.

[Ms.F.Brown 7]

3 minutes ago, Pinkrlion said:

You will get a RFE first which will give you time to correct the info.

Ok that's good to know ?. But, even though we've gone through AP once already. Because my husband didn't give the officer the AOS for the cosponsor??

[Pinkrlion 2,607]

R u at the interview stage or still waiting for CC?

 

[Ms.F.Brown 7]

4 hours ago, Pinkrlion said:

R u at the interview stage or still waiting for CC?

 

We've already had our interview in November. An then got sent to administration processing afterwards. 

[Pinkrlion 2,607]

Everyone goes to AP, that is not unusual.  That is what they call the timeframe after your interview until visa is issued.  

 

OK, that is different.  If they have determined that you do not meet the income guidelines based on the documents that you submitted then, you will be denied the visa.  It is my understanding that since you are applying for a CR1, then it will be sent back and you will be then given a chance to respond again.  At that time you can submit the new documents.  However, that process takes up to a year.  Someone can correct me if I am mistaken.  

 

Were you issued a 221g asking for additional documents?

[Ms.F.Brown 7]

12 minutes ago, Pinkrlion said:

Everyone goes to AP, that is not unusual.  That is what they call the timeframe after your interview until visa is issued.  

 

OK, that is different.  If they have determined that you do not meet the income guidelines based on the documents that you submitted then, you will be denied the visa.  It is my understanding that since you are applying for a CR1, then it will be sent back and you will be then given a chance to respond again.  At that time you can submit the new documents.  However, that process takes up to a year.  Someone can correct me if I am mistaken.  

 

Were you issued a 221g asking for additional documents?

We actuall met the required amount. My cosponsor made $36,747 on 2015 and the required amount for her was $25,112. But one if her W2's she didn't file and is going to amend it this year. So when she filed her tax return it says that she only made her 24,525 for the year. But we sent her W2 in with her tax return and wrote on it that she was going to amend it this year. An I know it was going to screw us but we made it all the way through to the embassy. So when he did the interview the said we need another cosponsor. My husband forgot to give the officer her AOS. So we thought that's why he said we needed another cosponsor. We sent all the AOS's back in and was in administration processing. Then after 1mo 1/2 I noticed we got a refused on the DOS website. 

[Ms.F.Brown 7]

25 minutes ago, Pinkrlion said:

 

Edited January 13, 2017 by Ms.F.Brown

[Ebunoluwa 6,136]

As I said before email them and or contact them through a senator a.s.a.p. with all correct information attached and tell them he forgot

to give the CO the item that's missing. This should have been done immediately after the interview. It may show refused while transitioning

from AP or it may have been returned already in which case it is too late to do anything.
Find your exact status through a senator's inquiry, contact him today and sign the release form they can fax you so he can

inquire on your behalf. The longer you wait the worse the problem gets.

[Pinkrlion 2,607]

What about 2016?  Did you provide employment letter and checkstubs?  Regardless of what u wrote, they do not infer evidence.  So they processed your petition based on what was in front of them, hence the denial.  However, until u actually know why they refused you, its a moot point.  

[Ms.F.Brown 7]

54 minutes ago, Pinkrlion said:

What about 2016?  Did you provide employment letter and checkstubs?  Regardless of what u wrote, they do not infer evidence.  So they processed your petition based on what was in front of them, hence the denial.  However, until u actually know why they refused you, its a moot point.  

Yes we both supplied employment letters and our new tax returns w/ W2's which is what they asked for at NVC. The embassy didn't ask for none of that during the interview or AP time. An that's the part that's crazy cause NVC approved us with those same AOS, employment letters, and W2's.