Petitioner taxes in India

[a_arahn 6]

My wife informed me that she has never filed for taxes. According to her, it’s a common practice in India. I asked if she has things equivalent to a W-2 while applying for jobs. According to her this is not something she never came across. My question is, has anyone else gone through a similar scenario. Interested in knowing if this would delay our processing time, or should I need not worry. India has never really impressed me when it came to governmental documentation, however not wanting any unexpected surprises. We should be receiving our NOA 2 anytime now. Thanks again 

[payxibka 10,044]

3 minutes ago, a_arahn said:

My wife informed me that she has never filed for taxes. According to her, it’s a common practice in India. I asked if she has things equivalent to a W-2 while applying for jobs. According to her this is not something she never came across. My question is, has anyone else gone through a similar scenario. Interested in knowing if this would delay our processing time, or should I need not worry. India has never really impressed me when it came to governmental documentation, however not wanting any unexpected surprises. We should be receiving our NOA 2 anytime now. Thanks again 

US won't care about the beneficiary's tax status in their home country 

[a_arahn 6]

1 minute ago, payxibka said:

US won't care about the beneficiary's tax status in their home country 

However, when it gets to India’s end? 

[payxibka 10,044]

5 minutes ago, a_arahn said:

However, when it gets to India’s end? 

No a us immigration issue.   Might be better asked in the india regional forum 

[a_arahn 6]

4 minutes ago, payxibka said:

No a us immigration issue.   Might be better asked in the india regional forum 

I think you’re missing the point. I’m asking if anyone experienced the same or similar issue with their beneficiary. And it’s potential to delay the process of her getting here. But I’ll chalk it up as a no on your end. Thanks 

[Ben&Zian 4,397]

Yea US could care less about that stuff as her financials have no bearing on the process anyways, just the US petitioners. They don't even ask for anything like that from the beneficiary so.

Edited July 31, 2019 by Ben&Zian

[a_arahn 6]

1 minute ago, Ben&Zian said:

Yea US could care less about that stuff as her financials have no bearing on the process anyways, just the US petitioners. They don't even ask for anything like that from the beneficiary so.

That’s great to here. Lol thanks  

[arken 4,197]

As long as your wife’s response to CO’s questions are not as ambiguous as your title of the post vs description, she should be good.

[a_arahn 6]

6 minutes ago, arken said:

As long as your wife’s response to CO’s questions are not as ambiguous as your title of the post vs description, she should be good.

Let’s keep it positive ok? We are all on here to help each other out. 

[Boiler 43,429]

9 minutes ago, a_arahn said:

Let’s keep it positive ok? We are all on here to help each other out. 

And we should not judge replies.

[arken 4,197]

15 minutes ago, a_arahn said:

Let’s keep it positive ok? We are all on here to help each other out. 

One way of helping is pointing out the misunderstanding one creates or may create, that’s what I did. 

[a_arahn 6]

15 minutes ago, arken said:

One way of helping is pointing out the misunderstanding one creates or may create, that’s what I did. 

Correction, One way of helping is to CLARIFY any misunderstandings. I agree that my post is ambiguous but I’m on a cellphone, between patients, and carried a concern with no knowledge on to how to address it. You’re comment was not needed or warranted. @Boiler this is what you can define as judging. But again I appreciate those who actually took the time to answer the question. Thanks again 

Edited July 31, 2019 by a_arahn

[payxibka 10,044]

55 minutes ago, a_arahn said:

I think you’re missing the point. I’m asking if anyone experienced the same or similar issue with their beneficiary. And it’s potential to delay the process of her getting here. But I’ll chalk it up as a no on your end. Thanks 

Your missing the most salient point of my reply.

 

INDIA REGIONAL FORUM 

[a_arahn 6]

1 minute ago, payxibka said:

Your missing the most salient point of my reply.

 

INDIA REGIONAL FORUM 

I have received my answer. Thanks 

[arken 4,197]

27 minutes ago, a_arahn said:

Correction, One way of helping is to CLARIFY any misunderstandings. I agree that my post is ambiguous but I’m on a cellphone, between patients, and carried a concern with no knowledge on to how to address it. You’re comment was not needed or warranted. @Boiler this is what you can define as judging. But again I appreciate those who actually took the time to answer the question. Thanks again 

My this response may get taken out by mods, before they see and do,couldn’t stop myself from responding just for fun.

 

Your “i’m on my cellphone, between patients” for post title mistake is much better than the other-way around like

 

“You amputated my left leg!!!, it was supposed to be the left hand”

 

”i don’t know, I’m on my cellphone, between VJ Posts and damn responses”