Marlor06

2 hours ago, Crazy Cat said:

1.  Not a problem

2.  You must submit the latest, CURRENT information.

3.  1 paystub is enough.  Current annual income is calculated as follows:

Gross income from current paystub multiplied times the number of pay periods in a 12 month period.

Thank you so much! 
if we decide to send it once he starts his new job, do you think it will be a problem since it’s new?

Hello everyone
I arrived in the US on a K1 visa on 5/15 and married my fiancé on 6/23 we are organizing all the AOS paperwork to send it in the next few weeks. 

My fiancé was just offered a promotion at a new company and would start in 1 month from now if he accepts (at both his current and new job he would earn above +125% of the poverty line). 

- Do you guys think it can be a problem that it is a new job?

- Is it better to send the i-864 with the information about his new job or send the i-864 with his current job? 

- What kind of evidence can we include? We can get a letter of employment but we would have at most 1 paystub from his new job, we also have the tax transcript for the last 3 years.

Thank you very much. 

22 hours ago, powerpuff said:

~~ Topic moved from Progress Reports to Process & Procedures ~~
 

No, he does not have to sign tax return transcripts.

Okay, thank  you so much! 

20 hours ago, JeanneAdil said:

he should get the IRS transcripts (all pages) 

this is a transcript that IRS does when processing our taxes  and has no signatures 

Thank you! I was just wondering if it's okay for him to email me the transcripts and just print them or if he needs to print them, sign the pages, and send them to me so i get the "original" ones. 

Hello, everyone! 
I was wondering if my fiancée has to sign the tax transcripts and if that’s the case then does he need to send me the original tax transcript with a “wet” signature (mail)  or a scan copy is fine? 
 

thank you! 

9 hours ago, Naterson said:

Not an expert, but I would suggest taking the 2021 tax return and copies of his pay stubs over the last ~6 months. That way you can show he's been working up to present and still meets the requirements.

Thank you so much! 

 He summited his taxes yesterday and we just need to wait for the transcript. Fingers crossed we'll get it on time! 🤞

Hello everyone, 

Our petition was sent to the U.S. Embassy in Madrid today. 
In January 2022 my fiancé started a new job and was all last year there and continues in the same job as of today, but the 2022 tax transcript will not be available for 3-4 weeks after he uploads his taxes. 
What can we do if the 2022 tax transcript is not available when I am asked for package 3?
Would the 2021 tax transcript and a letter from your employer explaining how long you have been working and how much you earn annually be sufficient? We can also send pay checks. 

Thank you in advance!

30 minutes ago, EdwinShinobi said:

Congratsss.

 

Hopefully I'm next 😁.

 

I'm September 3rd as well.

Thank you so much! 
I’m sure you’ll hear back soon. Just a little bit more 💪🏻

8 minutes ago, Mar_ia said:

Yes the tax returns downloaded in the IRS website is accepted.

Thank you very much 😊

Just now, fenerbahce1907 said:

Don’t collect papers yet because you will need 2022 tax papers. I don’t think. You’ll get approved this year and make an appointment for embassy. It’s even questionable for august fillers 

Yes, I'm sure I'm going to need 2022 tax papers because I don't expect to hear back until December or January, but I was wondering if the tax transcripts that can be downloaded directly from the irs website are enough. 
Thank you very much for replying 😊

Hello everyone, 

i'm a September filler, I am trying to collect all the documents ahead of time. I was wondering if the tax transcript that can be downloaded directly from the irs page is enough or is it necessary to have the original tax return. 
I hope all the August cases are processed quickly and we are all with our partners soon 💪 Just a little bit more!

On 4/8/2022 at 4:31 AM, EdwinShinobi said:

I see.

 

Congrats on the Approval.

 

Hopefully they start speeding things up, otherwise it'll be a 15 month wait for September  2021 filers

True. I think next month they are going to lengthen the time to 13-15 months because at the rate they are going they can't possibly finish April in this month. 
I can't understand how they are so slow right now and few months ago they were approving cases within 7 months. It's so frustrating 😓

4 minutes ago, Allaboutwaiting said:

It is an issue with the accented character in PÉREZ. Once you reach the interview phase, just drop the accent when filling your form and type PEREZ.

 

And when posting, conceal any personal information.

Thank you so much, I was kind of nervous about it because I thought I had to inform someone and that would delay our case. 
I feel better now that I know I can correct it later on. 
Also, thank you for letting me know about concealing personal information. Will do. 
Thank you so much again! 

Hello, 

We received our NOA1 last month and I just realized that my name (beneficiary) is wrong. 
My second last name is Pérez but on the mail They wrote P REZ. 
Should I contact someone or tell someone about this? 
Thank you so much!

12 minutes ago, Lucky Cat said:

Following the official instructions is always the best "opinion"....😃

definitely! 😄 Thank you for answering! 

24 minutes ago, Ed&Midori1031 said:

Yes

Thank you! 

2 minutes ago, KayDeeCee said:

Yes. From the I-129F instructions >>

 

Item Numbers 10.a - 10.c. Other Names Used. Provide any other names your beneficiary may have used including their aliases, maiden name, and nicknames.

Okay!  I have read so many different opinions that I didn't know what to do 😫 

Thank you so much! 

Hello everyone!
We have almost everything ready to send the K1 visa papers, but there is one question I am not sure about. On the I-129F form, part 1, in the question of other names used. 
My fiancé has a Korean name which is his birth name and it is the one that appears on all legal documents: birth certificate, passport, credit cards, etc. However, when he moved to the US he started using Justin as it was easier to pronounce. 
This name does not appear on any legal document, but everyone knows him by that name. It appears in his emails, social networks and on his business cards. I just call him Justin, never by his original name.
Should we put Justin in the section of other names used, even though it does not appear in any legal document? 

Thank you very much!