Reputation from J16&P25

J16&P25 reacted to Hank_ in Itr April 2, 2018

2017 ITR isn't due until the 17th of April, until then all you need is the MOST RECENT tax return & W2, for now that would be 2016. So you are just fine for now. You DO NOT need 3 years of tax returns. And you DO NOT need an employer letter unless your fiance is a a new employee.

https://ph.usembassy.gov/wp-content/uploads/sites/82/2016/08/K1-and-K2-Applicant-Interview-Preparation-Instructions-08112016-English-336KB.pdf

http://www.visaconnection-philippines.com/k-1-visa-application.html

J16&P25 reacted to javadown2 in Itr April 2, 2018

Ok, so I'm guessing you mean the latest tax return? Technically you don't have to file until April 15, when is your interview date? If it is before this and your fiance makes enough money to cover the 125% poverty level (proof is pay stubs and tax returns) then you will be just fine. He can send you his latest pay stubs which will be enough proof of income if they match up with previous incomes or more.

J16&P25 reacted to Ben&Zian in Itr April 2, 2018

You're supplying 3 years worth, that's fine..

Really just give current pay stubs, 3 years of W2's, not the tax transcripts. for the I-134 W2's should be fine. 3 years of tax transcripts will be needed for the AOS process though but there's time to get that.

I sent for the interview:
I-134
3 months of current pay stubs
3 years W2's (all from same company and all shwoing consistancy)
Letter from employer

J16&P25 reacted to Paul & Mallory in Itr April 2, 2018

^^^ I came here to literally say what the last person said

Unless your interview date were to fall after the due date for 2017 taxes, I don't believe they will necessarily be looking for them or will ask for them. As long as you have the prior years and other sufficient info, you should be fine.

J16&P25 reacted to Hank_ in Wrong Receipt Appointment Interview March 21, 2018

#1 question. What type of visa?

2nd I agree .. call the embassy, they can correct this error.

For K-1 or immigrant visas:

By Calling (632) 976-8500, (632) 976-8501 or (632) 976-8502.
This service is open Monday through Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., except on Philippine and U.S. holidays. Callers may speak with an English-, Tagalog-, Ilocano-, or Cebuano-speaking operator.
Applicants, agents or petitioners calling from the United States may also use this service by calling (703) 520-2235.

J16&P25 reacted to Amisharjil in Wrong Receipt Appointment Interview March 21, 2018

What type of visa is this? She can always call the embassy and explain it to them. This is a human error.

J16&P25 got a reaction from Ketti in August 2017 I-129F Filers, Part II March 12, 2018

We are the same NOA2 and that's what they said 3 times when i call the nvc they received our case.... soon we will have our number! Good luck to us!

J16&P25 reacted to Naes in August 2017 I-129F Filers March 2, 2018

What I realized so far both when I was in the Philippines and in this forum is, they (Philippines people) are smart, they can be mean if they want to im sure of it cause they are smart people, but they are extremely nice to people in general.. and they don't care what you say. Cause they know...

it is so funny that this kind of things and misunderstandings only happens with Philippines related non Philippines... I think people just expect when we say something slightly -may or even may not sound bad- must be bad...

J16&P25 reacted to Mark_712 in Feb 2018 NOA2 ---> NVC thread February 27, 2018

I was thinking to start a thread for Manila filers to help support each other with Philippines specific requirements and resources. I figure we can also see or provide more specific timeline processing for that embassy. Also if beneficiaries want to communicate locally to help each other? Not sure if that’s redundant given this thread but this thread varies from countries. Just wondering if Manila filers would find that useful. Let me know thanks