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Here's my situation: When I applied for the K1, I was well above the =
required income level for a 2 family household. Since we were approved, =
came here, married, and applied for the AOS, I've decided to finish my =
professional degree program and therefore and currently in school full =
time. We are living with my folks, and my wife is not working. I =
submitted 3 years of tax returns, unfortunately the most recent is not =
within the required criteria. How will this be handled ?=20

Thanks in advance,

TK

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Here's my situation: When I applied for =
the K1, I=20
was well above the required income level for a 2 family household. Since =
we were=20
approved, came here, married, and applied for the AOS, I've decided to =
finish my=20
professional degree program and therefore and currently in school full =
time. We=20
are living with my folks, and my wife is not working. I submitted 3 =
years of tax=20
returns, unfortunately the most recent is not within the required =
criteria. How=20
will this be handled ?
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Thanks in advance,
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TK

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Des

Hello TK,

you need to get a co-sponsor for the I-864. Maybe your parents can
help?
If living together for 6 months in the same household, your wife's
income can also be counted - were she to work.
Or, if you have enough assets to make up the missing difference (there
is a rule on how to calculate this in the I-864), you should also be
fine.

- Des