dnoblett Posted February 17, 2009 Report Share Posted February 17, 2009 shadowman - ya - 'stateside' is totally different - there's a whole 'nvc' process that collects original documents plus some forms (the I-864 being one of them). All of this stuff gets sent off to GUZ from the NVC. Duke is doing a DCF, so the process flow is different.I-864 collection will happen in china, but i can't remember if it's mailed in or collected in person at GUZ - I'm leaning towards 'collected in person' but I could be dead wrong, too.It is brought to interview. Only P3 forms sent back to consulate is DS-230 part 1 and OF-169 for DCF, everything else is brought to interview. Link to comment
duke Posted February 18, 2009 Author Report Share Posted February 18, 2009 shadowman - ya - 'stateside' is totally different - there's a whole 'nvc' process that collects original documents plus some forms (the I-864 being one of them). All of this stuff gets sent off to GUZ from the NVC. Duke is doing a DCF, so the process flow is different.I-864 collection will happen in china, but i can't remember if it's mailed in or collected in person at GUZ - I'm leaning towards 'collected in person' but I could be dead wrong, too. So,since we're doing DCF and I864 is collected at interview in GUZ, is there a fee for that I-864 or is that included in the $445 or $455 fee paid before interview? Does anyone know? Also, on 1099's, Some clients have provided 1099's but I don't have with me here and can't get those. Yes I will have schedule C, but I864 instructions ask for those 1099's, as proof, of income claimed.The I864 Instructions ask only for most recent tax return but says I MAY include the last 3 yrs ones. Do they look badly on you if don't include 3 yrs. I do own my house and have assets in bank.Duke Link to comment
david_dawei Posted February 18, 2009 Report Share Posted February 18, 2009 I-864: no fee ! It depends on the weight of your I-864... yet ! It's just a piece of paper... which can demand evidence to back up any number. Don't play games with GUZ; there is only an end game with them. When you present anything to GUZ, have proof of it... when it comes to DCF, you have a further burden of proving domicile (US residency) and public charge (finances)... Get the final act together. Link to comment
georgeandli Posted February 18, 2009 Report Share Posted February 18, 2009 Can the OP get the tax transcript from IRS sent to him there, or not an option? Link to comment
Sebastian Posted February 18, 2009 Report Share Posted February 18, 2009 (edited) If you have 3 years of returns, include them. If you can get tax transcripts, get them. List your non-cash assets, and cash in bank. Bank Statements are useful. Even Monthly Bank Statements . The Schedule C will be useful, for each of the years. Repeat for emphasis: IMO - if you don't supply the 1099's, then you'll want to provide a one page statement with the I-864, stating that 1099's were not generated by your clients. Edited February 18, 2009 by Sebastian (see edit history) Link to comment
david_dawei Posted February 18, 2009 Report Share Posted February 18, 2009 you can get the W2s and 1099s with the tax transcripts... I have used these guys before; they will send it all to you in email... I think the turn around is 24-48 hours. http://www.accuverify.com/index.html Link to comment
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