You can. While it may not be needed but a back up plan is to have a CPA draw up an Income Statement for all of your combined income you receive for each of the last three years. Also the Income Statement must have the word "Audited" at the top and signed by the CPA.
You will need to write a short letter explaining why the income was not reported on a tax return for that particular year. The letter is needed whether or not you also submit the Income Statement by the CPA. This is explained in the instructions for the form.
Oh and btw if you notice, I did not add in a fee to use a service like easyfiance visas. The breakdown I posted is if you were to submit the k-1 visa yourself. For a K-1 visa filing through AOS is roughly 1805 US dollars for Colombia. If you look at the break down postedon this site, this site will even tell you that number.
So add approximately 300-2500 for a service or immigration lawyer.
easyfiance visa has been around for a long time. The owner just passed the bar. I noticed someone compare the boss as someone new to the business versus someone who had been around awhile. Just because the boss passed a test doesn't mean he is new in the business. I am probably more than 100% sure that that "boss" could give me better or equal service as a veteran immigration lawyer. Considering they both have about equal experience in the matters.
Look whether you choose to go with a service or not is an individual choice. One that you and your s/o must make. However with whatever you do, do your research and know that yoour mileage may vary in whatever you do. No two experiences will be the same because no two experiences are the same.
Go with a service or not,I don't care just do your research.
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