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Hi All, I received an RFE and I'm trying to figure out how to correct it. I sent with my I-864 copies of my tax transcripts, copies of my W-2, an employment offer letter and copies of my pay-stubs where it shows my current salary. My annual salary is higher than the poverty line required, but last year I worked 6 months due to school and ended up with a low income. By the end of this year my income will be a little be under the poverty line based on my household size, and that is due to a change of salary that took place by the middle of the year. Maybe I should request another letter for immigration purposes to my employer where they shows my current annual salary which is above the poverty line for the household.

They are now requesting copies of my taxes with all supporting documents that I sent to the IRS, I filed my taxes electronically and I thought that it will be enough to send tax transcripts for the past 3 years.

Can I have anyone as the joint sponsor, even if they are not related to me, like a friend or do the join sponsor has to be a family member?

Also, could it be too late to remove dependents from the I-864, I included my husband's children who are not yet here, we were thinking of bringing them within 6 months and for that reason added them to the I-864, but if it is not too late and I could remove them from the I-864, we could try to bring them at a later time. That way I will not need a join sponsor.

What do you guys suggest?

Thanks!

Getting ready to submit forms I-485, I-765, and I131...

46 minutes ago, Chris&RunnyRun said:

You can start the Visa process by acquiring all the documents needed such as, Birth Certificate, Police records, Employment letter etc.  look up Santo Domingo's embassy website, they may list all the required documents needed for the interview. For the DS-160, you can put the reciept number instead of the case number, *there was a whole debate on it on the October 2016 thread* I hope I helped! Good Luck and congratulations!! ^^

Thank you!! Will do so.

Hi, I just received my NOA2 approval letter and it says that they have forwarded it to the consulate in Santo Domingo and if I have any questions to contact the consulate. I was under the impression that it will have to go to the NVC first to obtain a case number. My question is, can I have my fiancé start the visa process in Santo Domingo now or do I need any information from NVC before contacting the consulate?