trinikisses

Hello, I am not sure if I need to submit 1 year W2 and tax transcript for my I-864 or all 3 years? Any help would be great, thank you.

Noorah101

One year. http://uscis.gov/graphics/lawsregs/h...pprt112305.pdf

Best Wishes,
Rene

Just Jenney

After seeing several of your posts over the past couple of months on this forum, just a friendly suggestion: Research your questions before starting a thread to ask them. Thoroughly read the instructions for whatever application form you are filling out. Use the "Search" mechanism at the top of your screen to look for other threads already posted about your same question.

I'm making this suggestion because it seems like you are asking others to do the research for you, since nearly all of the answers you are seeking are found with a minimum amount of online research.

~ Jenney

Ss

My wife and I filed her I-864 for me in December 2005, after the
requirement for only one year of transcripts came into effect. We
received our interview letter, it still says to provide tax returns
and W2s for the past three years. Needless to say we'll be taking 3
years worth of tax documents with us.
Sam


On Mon, 17 Apr 2006 16:28:57 +0000, Noorah101 <[email protected]>
wrote:

    >> Hello, I am not sure if I need to submit 1 year W2 and tax transcript
    >> for my I-864 or all 3 years? Any help would be great, thank you.
    >One year.
    >http://uscis.gov/graphics/lawsregs/h...pprt112305.pdf
    >Best Wishes,
    >Rene

OldJohnDoe

Is it just the I-864 that needs the most recent year or the I-134 as well?

Noorah101

The 1-year tax return requirement is only for the I-864, and only for AOS (to my knowledge).

When using the I-134 for a non-immigrant visa, the consulate may still require 3 years of tax returns.

When using the I-864 for an immigrant visa, the consulate may still require 3 years of tax returns.

Rene

Ss

We are filing for AOS. I believe that the 3 years is still required
for I-134 applicants, but that the USCIS has used its discretion to
only ask for 1 year for AOS. However, one thing I've seen in this
group before is that too much documentation is not a bad thing. So I'm
still taking 3 years of tax records. I did submit an I-864 with my
I-485 application but I forgot to include an employment letter. I
never received a RFE. Does this mean that the I-864 we submitted was
judged to be acceptable, or am I safer off having a new completed
I-864 with me for the interview?

On Wed, 19 Apr 2006 17:04:14 +0000, Noorah101 <[email protected]>
wrote:

    >> Is it just the I-864 that needs the most recent year or the I-134
    >> as well?
    >The 1-year tax return requirement is only for the I-864, and only for
    >AOS (to my knowledge).
    >When using the I-134 for a non-immigrant visa, the consulate may still
    >require 3 years of tax returns.
    >When using the I-864 for an immigrant visa, the consulate may still
    >require 3 years of tax returns.
    >Rene

Noorah101

You're probably safer bringing a current I-864, current letter of employment, and current pay stubs, just in case.

Rene