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I understand that they are different agencies, my question is am I supposed to provide my (the petitioner's) proof of USC, divorce decree etc in the AOS section? Nothing in the I-864 mentions that at all beside it just being financial document. The only reason I asked this question is when I click on, upload other files - it gives me above options to assign the file as...

Do I need to submit my US passport, divorce decree, birth certificate in the affidavit of support again? I submitted those in I-130. Or would those go in civil documents. Confused why those are listed here No I didn't, she was a us born citizen

I haven't go to the civil documents part yet - assuming that comes after submitting DS460. I thought civil documents was mostly just information about my wife who I am sponsoring.

Hi guys I am USC filing for my spouse, I decided to file I-864EZ is because she is my only sponsor and I meet the income requirements. However, the form automatically generates "2" household members (see below image) and if I add my spouse, it will be 3 - which would be incorrect...? Should I just leave it as 2? Another thing, I the petitioner was divorced few years back - I read somewhere that I have to provide this information again during the NVC stage too.. I don't think I am supposed to upload that in affidavit of support under the "Other" documents (where it shows a long list of documents to upload like proof of USC etc - everything that I already submitted to with my I130...). Or am I supposed to upload all this again?

Thank you so much, hopefully this is correct..

Hi guys, first of all.. love everyone here. I don't know how I would have made it this far without you guys...seriously. My wife and I (petitioner) are at the application of the NVC stage. I have a slight dilemma. I have my 2022 (latest) tax transcript and plan to only submit that (+ W2 and recent paystubs) on my affidavit of support, instead of the last three years - mainly because my 2021 tax return is still processing due to filing for ITIN number for spouse (regret doing so). How exactly would I fill this out in the form, if I am planning to only submit the latest tax return? It still wants me to fill out the last three adjusted gross income - so does that mean I should still include the 1040 and W2s of all three years?

I am USC filing for my spouse, we just got to the NVC application stage and during the DS260 it asks if she has ever been denied visa and if so to explain in a text box. When she was graduating from school, she applied for a student visa and was denied (low chance to get visa) and was told it was because they didn't believe she would come back after graduation. She doesn't really have any paperwork for this but given it was done in the stated country embassy where NVC interview takes place ..they should have the proof. Do you guys think this is a red flag or should I just omit this?

To preface, I am filing for my wife as a USC and we just got to the NVC step. I make enough money but the issue is that last year I filed an ITIN for number which took a year + to get approved and as a result I still don't have my 2021 tax return or transcript yet. I e-filed for my 2022 tax return with the ITIN number, the website I filed shows approved but IRS website doesn't show my tax transcript yet (heard can take 21+ days). My dilemma ..... should I just submit 1040 + W2s for this year/maybe last 3 years (I have a full time and part time job) orr hope that IRS updates my latest tax year transcript in 21 days (could be lot longer)? I know the site recommends TAX TRANSCRIPT, but have you guys seen 1040 + W2s get rejected before? I plan to submit employee verification and pay stubs with the documents...

Thank you, is their a recommended format for the letter?

I am planning to submit only my 2022 tax return transcript and have heard that an employment verification letter is helpful, should I do so or is this just extra and not required?

Hi guys, I have a slight dilemma. I am a USC whose wifes i130 just got approved. We are moving to the NVC stage. Last year, I got overzealous and filed for an ITIN number for my wife with my 2021 tax returns (married filing jointly). Finally after a year, she got that approved few weeks ago however, my 2021 tax return is still not processed and might take another few months per IRS... I know the requirement is only latest tax year which would be 2022 returns (correct me if wrong), so I am debating about just e-filing as married filing single this time around to avoid anymore headaches - despite having an ITIN number for her (I will get less refund back but that's ok). Do you think my strategy sounds right? P.s - there is no way for me to get a transcript for 2021 as IRS says they are processing it...and I keep hearing that sending last 3 tax returns is safe bet so I'm stressed. Thank you