This is my 140 RFE.
"The 2004 tax return you have submitted does not bear the required signature of the preparer and officer. Therefore you must resubmit a 2004 return that has been certified by IRS.
Submit additional evidence to establish that you had the ability to pay the proffered wage as of August 22, 2005 the date of filing, and continuing to present. Such evidence may include, but not limited to, accredited profit/loss statement, bank account records, or personnel records.
If the beneficiary was employed by you in 2004, submit copies of the beneficiary's Form W-2 wage and tax statement(s) showing how much the benefiary was paid by your business."
I am getting paid proffered wage from the priority date.
My question?
Bank account record shows low balance like $1,000 to $2,000 in the month when I filed labor certification (perm). It grew up a couple of months later into $20,000. My concern is whether submission of bank records would affect negative to I140. How do they measure cash liquidity? month by month from the priority date continueing the present, or yearly average balance? or what?
Do I have to submit additional evidence once I was asked by USCIS? Is it all right to submit 2005 tax return which shows substantial amount of net income instead even if it was not asked?
How helpful to submit security statments (of $18,000 value) in order to supplement the low bank balance in the months of my priority date? I have read that current asset means that it should be expected to convert into cash within a year (somewhere in unitednations). the reason why i am asking this question is that security would be just a paper unless not sold out.
"The 2004 tax return you have submitted does not bear the required signature of the preparer and officer. Therefore you must resubmit a 2004 return that has been certified by IRS.
Submit additional evidence to establish that you had the ability to pay the proffered wage as of August 22, 2005 the date of filing, and continuing to present. Such evidence may include, but not limited to, accredited profit/loss statement, bank account records, or personnel records.
If the beneficiary was employed by you in 2004, submit copies of the beneficiary's Form W-2 wage and tax statement(s) showing how much the benefiary was paid by your business."
I am getting paid proffered wage from the priority date.
My question?
Bank account record shows low balance like $1,000 to $2,000 in the month when I filed labor certification (perm). It grew up a couple of months later into $20,000. My concern is whether submission of bank records would affect negative to I140. How do they measure cash liquidity? month by month from the priority date continueing the present, or yearly average balance? or what?
Do I have to submit additional evidence once I was asked by USCIS? Is it all right to submit 2005 tax return which shows substantial amount of net income instead even if it was not asked?
How helpful to submit security statments (of $18,000 value) in order to supplement the low bank balance in the months of my priority date? I have read that current asset means that it should be expected to convert into cash within a year (somewhere in unitednations). the reason why i am asking this question is that security would be just a paper unless not sold out.