Affidvit of Support
Jun 26th 2001, 5:59 pm
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Hi,
they ask to my fiancee the last 3 years tax incomes but unfortunaly my fiancee is ok
for the 2 last tax incomes but for the 1998 one they don t make 125 per cent, is it
important ?
thanks for your answer
they ask to my fiancee the last 3 years tax incomes but unfortunaly my fiancee is ok
for the 2 last tax incomes but for the 1998 one they don t make 125 per cent, is it
important ?
thanks for your answer
Jun 26th 2001, 6:44 pm
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{I am not a lawyer and this is not legal advice. For reliable legal advice, please
consult with a professional immigration attorney.}
It "should" not be a problem. I think they look more at the most recent year and
current employment.
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{I am not a lawyer and this is not legal advice. For reliable legal advice, please
consult with a professional immigration attorney.}
It "should" not be a problem. I think they look more at the most recent year and
current employment.
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Steen's Visa Pages http://www.mindspring.com/~docsteen/...o/visainfo.htm
Newsgroup FAQ http://www.k1faq.com Immigration and Naturalization Service
http://www.ins.usdoj.gov
Jun 27th 2001, 4:10 am
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Does she have any assets she can use to make up the difference? When I sent my I-864
for my husband I had 2 of the 3 years under the limit - but I used my home as an
asset. He received his GC in April.
Another thought - If you are sending in your AOS forms - it could be a year or so
until your interview, perhaps by that time you will have another years tax return and
can submit a new Affidavit of Support at your interview. Depends on where you are
filing. When my husband and I went to our interview, we had 2 more years of tax
forms, both over the limit, which the agent DID look at.
Take Care. Shelley
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for my husband I had 2 of the 3 years under the limit - but I used my home as an
asset. He received his GC in April.
Another thought - If you are sending in your AOS forms - it could be a year or so
until your interview, perhaps by that time you will have another years tax return and
can submit a new Affidavit of Support at your interview. Depends on where you are
filing. When my husband and I went to our interview, we had 2 more years of tax
forms, both over the limit, which the agent DID look at.
Take Care. Shelley
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Jun 27th 2001, 12:32 pm
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i filed AOS for my alien spouse here in US. but now have to change jobs which will
put me under the 125% guideline for INS, our interview is in 2 weeks, will this
affect our eligability you think or are we ok? he is working here now and makes good
money(married 3/01) thanks
put me under the 125% guideline for INS, our interview is in 2 weeks, will this
affect our eligability you think or are we ok? he is working here now and makes good
money(married 3/01) thanks
Jun 27th 2001, 1:04 pm
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Past income is only part of the support. They are just as interested in your current income. I personally wouldn't worry about this unless you are only *just* making the required income now.
