Request for Initial Evidence for Income Considered as Sufficient

[Jeffiejay01 7]

Hello, 

My wife who is a USC and I just received an RFE that said the below;
"The petitioning sponsor lists their income on form I864 as an amount considered as sufficient however no evidence has been submitted as proof of current income". 

They then proceeded to ask for Paystubs for the past six months and a letter of employment. 

When we filed we only submitted tax transcripts for the last three years for my wife and also a joint sponsor affidavit(with their W2, last year tax transcript and current Paystubs at the time). 

To respond to the RFE do we just submit the Paystubs and letter of employment since we already submitted everything else or does my wife and joint sponsor have to fill new I864 affidavits and then include all the requested income documentation in the RFE? 

Secondly do we have to attach the Yellow Rfe letter when sending or a copy would do? Thank you. 

[dwheels76 5,459]

11 hours ago, Jeffiejay01 said:

Hello, 

My wife who is a USC and I just received an RFE that said the below;
"The petitioning sponsor lists their income on form I864 as an amount considered as sufficient however no evidence has been submitted as proof of current income". 

They then proceeded to ask for Paystubs for the past six months and a letter of employment. 

When we filed we only submitted tax transcripts for the last three years for my wife and also a joint sponsor affidavit(with their W2, last year tax transcript and current Paystubs at the time). 

To respond to the RFE do we just submit the Paystubs and letter of employment since we already submitted everything else or does my wife and joint sponsor have to fill new I864 affidavits and then include all the requested income documentation in the RFE? 

Secondly do we have to attach the Yellow Rfe letter when sending or a copy would do? Thank you. 

You should have a copy of the I864. I would send it all in with the 6 months of paystubs. Yes you must include the yellow return letter.