Hi Guys,
I've a question about the affidavit of support I'm soon to file for my parents GC application. It asks for the last three years tax returns, and I haven't filed for 2009 yet. Does this mean 2008-2006? Any interpretations on this? And further on this; do all the tax years have to support the federal poverty guideline calculation, or just the most recent?
And (I've asked this before w/o answer yesterday on another thread): I (the USC) was born "out of wedlock" -- I was born when my parents weren't married yet. They married when I was about six years old. I have several birth certificates that were updated along the way. I have my very first birth certificate that only mentions my mother, then another birth certificate a few weeks later that correctly adds my (then) unmarried father, and a third birth certificate 6 years later that lists both my mother and my father under their married name. I suppose I'll only send my latest birth certificate in, but can this cause problems? (the birth certificate's date is a few years down the line) And if it does, so what? What do they need proof of? That my father was a father for me growing up? Isn't that evident in that they got married later? Is there any additional evidence I should be gathering?
Thanks for any answers and thoughts!
I've a question about the affidavit of support I'm soon to file for my parents GC application. It asks for the last three years tax returns, and I haven't filed for 2009 yet. Does this mean 2008-2006? Any interpretations on this? And further on this; do all the tax years have to support the federal poverty guideline calculation, or just the most recent?
And (I've asked this before w/o answer yesterday on another thread): I (the USC) was born "out of wedlock" -- I was born when my parents weren't married yet. They married when I was about six years old. I have several birth certificates that were updated along the way. I have my very first birth certificate that only mentions my mother, then another birth certificate a few weeks later that correctly adds my (then) unmarried father, and a third birth certificate 6 years later that lists both my mother and my father under their married name. I suppose I'll only send my latest birth certificate in, but can this cause problems? (the birth certificate's date is a few years down the line) And if it does, so what? What do they need proof of? That my father was a father for me growing up? Isn't that evident in that they got married later? Is there any additional evidence I should be gathering?
Thanks for any answers and thoughts!