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I went two times to embassy and two times i got back wthout my visa. Last time my sponsor was short 2.000$ to reach the 125%!!!((( Now we find a truck driver who is willing to be our sponsor he is self employed! PLEASE HELP ME WITH EXACTLY WHAT I NEED DOCUMENTS AND FORMS FOR A SELF EMPLOYYED AND WHAT ARE THE "MAGIC NUMBERS" ON THE TAX THAT THE CONSULAR OFFICER IS WATCHING ON THE TAX IS THE GROSS INCOME RELEVANT OR THE NETTO INCOME!!!??? PLEASE HELP ME IT IS SO SAD EVERYTIME TO WENT OUT FROM THE EMBSSY WITHOUT NOTHING IT IS FRUSTRATING IT IS SO A LONG JOURNEY FOR M AND MY WIFE! I WOULD BE SO THANKFUL FOR EVERY HELP JUST GVE ME THE EXACTLY NFORMATION!! THANK YOU VERY MUCH FR EVERYONE WHO IS READING THIS!!

I read a lot of posts here but could not find what is te meaning of signing the part two of DS-230 at the interview? means that the visa is approved?

anyone else who can say something about this?

I had my interview today everything went fine till the consular said they dont can spport you because they dontt earn not enought. the situation is this my fine started to work last year at september so she could ot reach the 125% and her mom and sister they are houshold memebrs they singed I864a they (mom earn 30.000$/yr and sister 19.000$/yr) houshold size is 5 members includng me 6. they said that is not eough? can someone that s not member of th houshold be joint sponsor his houshold is 4 membres and earn 40.000$/yr? please help this is for me so a long jouney!!((((

can anyone else help me with my case?

I know you want to say your visa is approved, but you can't really say that yet.

i know you can understand me when you are missing your one who you love so much!

No. It just means you swore the oath and passed the interview. Normally this is the last step, but you were asked to provide additional information. Without the additional information, your visa cannot be considered finalized.

so finaly that means the visa is approved but only have to give them the tax of 2012 so that they can print out the visa!?

Your visa has probably been approved, especially if they kept your passport at the interview. However, the approval is contingent on whether you provide the requested information. You might also be waiting on the results of a secondary security check (Administrative Processing), but that's not as common as you may think from reading posts on this forum and depends a lot on where the beneficiary is from.

I signed the part two of DS230 and they gave me my passport back and they said to me that i must bring the tax of 2012 that the visa can be printed out. they told me that i must not make a appt so that i can come anytime during the week when get tax of 2012 from my wife.

Have you read part 2? You're signing that on front of a consular officer who is the witness while you're under oath.

Yes i have read the second part of DS230 i just wanted to know what that exactly mean. I wanted to know is this the final sign that the visa can be issued or is approved?!

I believe it is the final signature required when a visa is issued. Could be they are also making sure it matches the previous signature and it will be witnessed as you are signing.

I had my interview yestrday and tey said me i must bring the tax papers and they gave me to sign the part two of th DS230! I could not find something same here and i want to know does anyone knows what does it mean? it is maybe stupid question bu i think everyone who is in this proces can understand this question!

I read a lot of posts here but could not find what is te meaning of signing the part two of DS-230 at the interview? means that the visa is approved?

If the mom earns 30.000$/yr and sister 19.000$/yr within the same household, ask them to assist you with the affidavit of support. They will need to complete I-864A (Contract between you and them). The required amount for a household of 6 is: $39,487 if you live in States other than Alaska and Hawaii. The combination of $30,000 and $19,000 exceeds the required amount, thus you are good.

Just get those folks to sign the I-864A for you and go get your visa.

Don't forget to obtain their tax transcripts for the last three years and perhaps 2 or 3 current pay-stubs and submit with the complete and signed I-864.

Good luck.

Are you sure that is possible because we signed i864a for both for her mom and sister!! and the consulr said they did not earn enough!!( is it possible that he is watching that one of the houholde members must erarn 39.487$? im so confsed i dont knw what to do!!

I had my interview today everything went fine till the consular said they dont can spport you because they dontt earn not enought. the situation is this my fine started to work last year at september so she could ot reach the 125% and her mom and sister they are houshold memebrs they singed I864a they (mom earn 30.000$/yr and sister 19.000$/yr) houshold size is 5 members includng me 6. they said that is not eough? can someone that s not member of th houshold be joint sponsor his houshold is 4 membres and earn 40.000$/yr? please help this is for me so a long jouney!!((((

any approvals last few days?