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We received our approval and interview date on Dec 27th with an interview date of February 13. However, there is a mandatory pre-interview that must be done and we cannot get any medical paperwork or anything done until we receive that date. It is now 2 weeks before the actual interview date and I still have received nothing. I'm not sure what to do and my lawyer doesn't seem very helpful either. Has anyone experienced this before?

This is extremely helpful! Thank you. I just made an account and downloaded the transcript - very simple. I assume this is indisputable proof because it contains a tracking number that can be traced back to the IRS?

My household size is just me and my wife when she arrives here so if the income states 37k that should hopefully be good? I see what you mean with the round numbers but that was just an intentional thing since I solely took the money for this visa process. I'll skip the home and property then since its very complex to explain and just show the liquid cash as well. Hopefully this is enough. I appreciate your response 🙏

I have other schedules attached to the return but I don't see a schedule C for some reason. Only schedule B and D. On my 1040 this is what I show: I am hoping this is correct as I purposefully planned on taking this exact amount to more than cover the minimum but I am afraid that my accountant may have done too much deduction? I can also provide proof of several real estate assets but they are held in various LLC's owned by my main LLC. I also can provide proof of a lot of liquid cash in excess of 500k+ as well as 100% ownership of my home. I am just stressed and worried since the 1040 thing got denied for my friend last week. Do you think this would all be sufficient enough evidence?

I am self employed and I do not have a W2. I only have a Form 1040 to show as proof of income and my lawyer is telling me that that isn't going to be sufficient. Has anyone had experience with this or is the form 1040 sufficient? My friend just submitted a 1040 and they denied him for lack of evidence. He had to get a joint sponsor with a W2 but I have no way of doing that

I came here to see if anyone else has the same message. I guess I'm not alone

My wife has traveled at least 8 or 9 times to the US since we have been waiting on our i-130. They hardly ask any questions. I do think the extended history of short stays plays into our favor though

I am waiting on processing from the Nebraska service center for the I-130 and the timer was down to 5 months. My friend also got married recently and his was down to 3 months. As of today, mine says 8 months and his says 6 months. Has anyone seen this happen? I see that on the chart it says applications from August 24, 2022 are being processed but his was submitted on July 9th, 2022.