AOS Question

[LewsTT 38]

Hi guys,

Question regarding point 25 of Part 6 of the I864.

 

In point 24 (income) my petitioner has stated her most recent year's (2019) income. In year 2 and 3 she wrote N/A because she was not employed. 

 

Question 25 "i was not required to file a income tax return because income level was below IRS level........"

 

We have left this blank because she has filed the return (sent to IRS no transcript yet) and attached her W2. We think this question is for year 1 and not 2 and 3. she is uploading her employment letter and pay stubs and attaching a letter explaining why there was no return/income for last 2 years.

 

Does this seem alright?

 

[pushbrk 12,082]

30 minutes ago, LewsTT said:

Hi guys,

Question regarding point 25 of Part 6 of the I864.

 

In point 24 (income) my petitioner has stated her most recent year's (2019) income. In year 2 and 3 she wrote N/A because she was not employed. 

 

Question 25 "i was not required to file a income tax return because income level was below IRS level........"

 

We have left this blank because she has filed the return (sent to IRS no transcript yet) and attached her W2. We think this question is for year 1 and not 2 and 3. she is uploading her employment letter and pay stubs and attaching a letter explaining why there was no return/income for last 2 years.

 

Does this seem alright?

 

She should not check the box, but in the space available around years two and three, simply hand write, "Income below threshold."

 

Be sure to properly state "current income", which does NOT come from any tax return.

[LewsTT 38]

Ah yes I think we've done that. Plus got a joint sponsor.

Good point to write 'below threshold' instead of the N/A. Cheers. 

[pushbrk 12,082]

14 hours ago, LewsTT said:

Ah yes I think we've done that. Plus got a joint sponsor.

Good point to write 'below threshold' instead of the N/A. Cheers. 

N/A is short for not applicable.  The question IS definitely applicable.  There are many questions like that on the forms, applicable, though the answer is NONE.