Couple of Questions

[okspider 0]

For my I-134 do I have to show proof on why I did not file taxes for 2006?

If so how do I get this?

Also I plan to be with my fiance' for our interview. Will I be allowed to go in with him?

[yassmine2878 1]

For my I-134 do I have to show proof on why I did not file taxes for 2006?

If so how do I get this?

Also I plan to be with my fiance' for our interview. Will I be allowed to go in with him?

I suppose it would depend on why you did not file taxes in 2006. Were you a student? Were you unemployed? Were you self employed? As far as Ive seen, the tax records are more of a big deal on the I-864 down the road.

Some consulates allow you to accompany your fiance(e) to the interview, some do not. I would ask some of the other VJ'ers who dealt with the same consulate if they were allowed to attend with their SO.

[okspider 0]

I was unemployed. I am just wondering if I have to show some sort of paperwork.

[yassmine2878 1]

I was unemployed. I am just wondering if I have to show some sort of paperwork.

I should think not (but someone correct me if Im wrong). If you had no income, then you have nothing to provide. As long as you (and a co-sponsor if you have one) can cough up evidence that you currently have enough dough to meet 125% of the poverty level, then you're fine.

On down the line, I believe the I-864 requires x number of years worth of tax returns (or maybe it was our picky consulate).

[okspider 0]

I was unemployed. I am just wondering if I have to show some sort of paperwork.

I should think not (but someone correct me if Im wrong). If you had no income, then you have nothing to provide. As long as you (and a co-sponsor if you have one) can cough up evidence that you currently have enough dough to meet 125% of the poverty level, then you're fine.

On down the line, I believe the I-864 requires x number of years worth of tax returns (or maybe it was our picky consulate).

ok. Thanks so much for you help!!!

[yassmine2878 1]

I was unemployed. I am just wondering if I have to show some sort of paperwork.

I should think not (but someone correct me if Im wrong). If you had no income, then you have nothing to provide. As long as you (and a co-sponsor if you have one) can cough up evidence that you currently have enough dough to meet 125% of the poverty level, then you're fine.

On down the line, I believe the I-864 requires x number of years worth of tax returns (or maybe it was our picky consulate).

ok. Thanks so much for you help!!!

YW. Keep your eyeballs peeled for other folks' input. Lots of valuable advice floating around here