DoodledAndy

Please tell me that's going to be enough!

I feel like all our future plans are hanging in the balance of a few scraps of paper.

Man, this whole process is seriously stressful!

London will accept scanned and email copies of those payslips.

What else do you have as proof of income? Is she sending other things as week? Does her tax return show enough income?

We have her tax return, but she only started working in May 2014 so it doesn't give a full indication of what she currently earns.

We have over 6 months of pay slips that show she's earning enough though as well as a signed letter of employment again stating her salary.

I don't care if it costs a lot.

The whole process has already cost a fortune so what's a little more now?

I just want to make sure I have the documents in time for the interview.

Hi there,

Hopefully this is posted in the right place, but I'm panicking a little bit and need some advice on where to go for the fastest delivery of some documents I need for my CR-1 visa interview in 9 days.

My wife tried posting her original pay slips a few days ago to go with the Affadavit of Support and they were returned to her today saying they were missing information on the package. I need to make sure I have the documents here in the UK for my interview next Wednesday and I want to make sure we don't have the same problem again or we're screwed.

Can anybody please advise me on the best way to make sure the documents get over here in time?!?

Thanks again for all your advice. I really hope you're all right and it won't cause a problem!

Also one other question for anyone who might know...

If it were an issue and our application was denied would we have to apply again right back from the start, or if we could find a sponsor could we appeal under the different circumstances?

Thanks for the advice guys.

We've applied for the IR-1 visa, but so far we've only sent off the I-130 form and are waiting (and waiting!) for our NOA2. I didn't file joint taxes with my wife as I still live in the UK until we get the visa processed.

I'm just scared of the possibility of them denying us the visa on this basis and ending up back at square one.

That's correct. She was looked after financially by her previous partner in the past. She didn't have her own bank account until just before starting her job.

Hi there,

I hope someone can help as I'm a little concerned about our situation regarding proving my wife's (US citizen) current income.

I know that we need to supply her tax returns for the previous 3 years, but she hasn't been working until May of this year so she doesn't have any tax returns. However, she's now working full time and earning over the poverty guidelines. So I wanted to check that if we supplied evidence of her current income such as wage slips and perhaps a letter from her employer, would that be adequate?

I know it would probably be better to have a joint sponsor but we don't really know anyone who would be able to fill this role so we're having to deal with it on our own.