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  1. 14 minutes ago, Suudsu said:

    From the I-864 instructions:

    https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/files/form/i-864instr.pdf

    The emphasis is mine. If the petitioner's income is above the poverty level, and that is the basis upon which you intend to qualify, I would recommend including pay stubs for the previous six months (to establish the rate of pay) and a letter from the petitioner's employer. There are lots of example letters online.

     

    Otherwise, USCIS is suggesting that you use assets to make up the difference, or a joint sponsor.

    The petitioner's income has been above poverty level for all of 2017, as well as 2014 and 2015, so that's what we've been basing it on. We attached 2017 pay stubs and an employment verification letter when originally submitting the I-485, but didn't give explanation when filing about why 2016 was low. 

     

     

    11 minutes ago, JoJoJoJo said:

    We got exactly the same thing! The same two items with the same wording. No tips, only sympathy...

     

    What you plan to do makes a lot of sense to me. But it is not what was requested if you read the letter word by word... Maybe we have to read between the lines.

     

    Hopefully someone else can provide some experience.

     

     

     

     

    We will include the petitioner's bank statements for the past 12 months when we provide additional evidence, which is what they ask for in the request for initial evidence.. these statements will show deposits that are above poverty level, when all totaled together. We hope that will help.

     

     

    1 minute ago, Ebunoluwa said:

    No, it's not about the 2016 income.
    What did you submit to prove your current income ?
    Self empolyed or employee ?

     

    Employee of a company since the beginning of 2017. We submitted an employment verification letter and some pay stubs. We're going to include bank statements for the past 12 months for when we give additional evidence, and will give 2014 and 2015 tax returns, to show that the petitioner's income has always been way above poverty level (except for in 2016). 

  2. Received RFIE letter in the mail today.
    Similar to this letter  

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    We believe we got this because the 2016 tax return income was only $10,000, due to unemployment for some of the year because of attending school. We did not explain that in the package.

    Since the beginning of 2017, the annual income is now over $30,000. We are now collecting everything and writing a letter to explain the 2016 situation. 
    Any suggesting or tips? 

  3. 1 hour ago, FindHerKeepHer said:

    Thank you very much... was the process long or simple? And how much did it cost? 

    You're welcome. In my case it was simple because I went in for a renewal, due to that I had a US license before .. it was just filling a form and taking my picture. It cost me $25.75 for a renewal.


    In your case being in Florida.. a new driver license costs $48 and the process will take a bit longer because you will take a 50 questions (multiple choice) writing exam after you provide them your documents..  After you pass the writing exam, they might schedule you an appointment for the driving test, or you might have to make one. Be aware that failing the writing exam will cost $10 to re-take and failing the driving test is $20 fee to re-take it (as it states here: https://www.flhsmv.gov/fees/).
    Best advice is to study well.

    Bonus: The writing exam questions will be based on information found in here: http://www.flhsmv.gov/handbooks/EnglishDriverHandbook.pdf 

  4. 28 minutes ago, FindHerKeepHer said:

    Anyone went to the dmv yet to get their drivers license? What was the process and what was needed? 

    Here in Ohio I only needed my passport, I94, social security number, AOS NOA and proof of residential. Also if you have your name changed then take your marriage certificate with you. Even though every state is different some similar, you need to check Florida DMV website.. just in case I missed something.
    https://www.flhsmv.gov/driver-licenses-id-cards/what-to-bring/immigrant/

     

  5. Just now, Scandi said:

    You need the DS-3025 no matter if you needed shots or not. The DS-3025 should show all required vaccinations you have had in your life, not just the ones you got at the medical (if any). It's an important paper to have, you'll need it for your AOS.

    Thank you for your respond!
    hmmm they don't have any history of my life .. so I don't know if they will fill the form or no.
    I guess I'll have to go back to them to check

     

    Thank you

    • Employment letter ( petitioner and co-sponsor )
    • 3-6 pay stubs ( petitioner and co-sponsor )
    • 3 years Tax returns and W2's 2013 - 2014 - 2015  ... or 2016 instead of 2013 if you have it ( petitioner and co-sponsor )

     

    and maybe a bank statement ( petitioner and co-sponsor ) . i have heard "bank statements generally aren't needed if you have sufficient income. Bank statements usually are used if you're using assets to off set income; but doesn't hurt to supply them of course. The more the better some times."

  6. 2 minutes ago, MsV said:

    Thanks for replying

     

    But its been more than 6 weeks since they received my package from NVC.

     

    Just worried cause my approval is about to expire.

    You're welcome 

    I would like to help more but i'm lack of informations sorry... Hope other members helps by giving more informations.

    If you didn't find answers.. I would say try to send an email to the embassy questioning them..

     

  7. 2 hours ago, Ben&Zian said:

    Try to add 1-2 more paystubs, shows good consistency of income.

     

    Also, if available, provide the 2016 W2 at least. I just was using 3 years of W2's.

     

    If using a co-sponsor, they need to provide all of the above as well.

     

    Note: not sure on Saudi, but bank statements generally aren't needed if you have sufficient income. Bank statements usually are used if you're using assets to off set income; but doesn't hurt to supply them of course. The more the better some times.

     

    Thank you for the respond 

     

    2 hours ago, LionessDeon said:

    What about W2s?  Are you sending the tax returns or tax transcripts?

     

    The year tax return will depend on your interview date and if the USC has filed 2016 at that point.  If not then 2013, 2014, 2015 will be needed.  

    If they have filed 2016 by the time of interview then send 2014, 2015, 2016.

    Thank you for the respond 

     

    we went to IRS website and requested 3 years of IRS transcript to be send by mail .. is that it what we will need.. is it enough? or we need to provide W2s also?

    and i'm confuse here in the picture under "Note" is this what we need to fill not IRS transcript? 

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