please: Q about I-864P
Jan 24th 2003, 5:43 pm
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please: Q about I-864P
I had a question about form I-864P which gives the poverty guidelines.
Let's say I'm interested in sponsoring someone, so our household size
will be 2. According to I-864P, my income has to be greater than or
equal to $14,925 (the "125%" number).
I was wondering if anyone can tell me which line of the US 1040 tax
return must be greater than or equal to $14925... I'm guessing it's
line 22 ("This is your total income"). Sorry if this is annoyingly
obvious- but I want to make sure :-)
Please post to the group.
Thanks..
Let's say I'm interested in sponsoring someone, so our household size
will be 2. According to I-864P, my income has to be greater than or
equal to $14,925 (the "125%" number).
I was wondering if anyone can tell me which line of the US 1040 tax
return must be greater than or equal to $14925... I'm guessing it's
line 22 ("This is your total income"). Sorry if this is annoyingly
obvious- but I want to make sure :-)
Please post to the group.
Thanks..
Jan 25th 2003, 12:55 am
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Re: please: Q about I-864P
In article ,
Highway wrote:
> I had a question about form I-864P which gives the poverty guidelines.
> Let's say I'm interested in sponsoring someone, so our household size
> will be 2. According to I-864P, my income has to be greater than or
> equal to $14,925 (the "125%" number).
>
> I was wondering if anyone can tell me which line of the US 1040 tax
> return must be greater than or equal to $14925... I'm guessing it's
> line 22 ("This is your total income"). Sorry if this is annoyingly
> obvious- but I want to make sure :-)
>
It is the total income before anything is taken out of it (ie, gross
income)
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Highway wrote:
> I had a question about form I-864P which gives the poverty guidelines.
> Let's say I'm interested in sponsoring someone, so our household size
> will be 2. According to I-864P, my income has to be greater than or
> equal to $14,925 (the "125%" number).
>
> I was wondering if anyone can tell me which line of the US 1040 tax
> return must be greater than or equal to $14925... I'm guessing it's
> line 22 ("This is your total income"). Sorry if this is annoyingly
> obvious- but I want to make sure :-)
>
It is the total income before anything is taken out of it (ie, gross
income)
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US Ticket
Jan 25th 2003, 9:36 am
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Re: please: Q about I-864P
On Sat, 25 Jan 2003 07:55:05 -0600, TICKET TO US
wrote:
>In article ,
> Highway wrote:
>> I had a question about form I-864P which gives the poverty guidelines.
>> Let's say I'm interested in sponsoring someone, so our household size
>> will be 2. According to I-864P, my income has to be greater than or
>> equal to $14,925 (the "125%" number).
>>
>> I was wondering if anyone can tell me which line of the US 1040 tax
>> return must be greater than or equal to $14925... I'm guessing it's
>> line 22 ("This is your total income"). Sorry if this is annoyingly
>> obvious- but I want to make sure :-)
>>
>It is the total income before anything is taken out of it (ie, gross
>income)
wrote:
>In article ,
> Highway wrote:
>> I had a question about form I-864P which gives the poverty guidelines.
>> Let's say I'm interested in sponsoring someone, so our household size
>> will be 2. According to I-864P, my income has to be greater than or
>> equal to $14,925 (the "125%" number).
>>
>> I was wondering if anyone can tell me which line of the US 1040 tax
>> return must be greater than or equal to $14925... I'm guessing it's
>> line 22 ("This is your total income"). Sorry if this is annoyingly
>> obvious- but I want to make sure :-)
>>
>It is the total income before anything is taken out of it (ie, gross
>income)
Jan 25th 2003, 9:37 am
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Re: please: Q about I-864P
On Sat, 25 Jan 2003 07:55:05 -0600, TICKET TO US
wrote:
>In article ,
> Highway wrote:
>> I had a question about form I-864P which gives the poverty guidelines.
>> Let's say I'm interested in sponsoring someone, so our household size
>> will be 2. According to I-864P, my income has to be greater than or
>> equal to $14,925 (the "125%" number).
>>
>> I was wondering if anyone can tell me which line of the US 1040 tax
>> return must be greater than or equal to $14925... I'm guessing it's
>> line 22 ("This is your total income"). Sorry if this is annoyingly
>> obvious- but I want to make sure :-)
>>
>It is the total income before anything is taken out of it (ie, gross
>income)
Thanks.
wrote:
>In article ,
> Highway wrote:
>> I had a question about form I-864P which gives the poverty guidelines.
>> Let's say I'm interested in sponsoring someone, so our household size
>> will be 2. According to I-864P, my income has to be greater than or
>> equal to $14,925 (the "125%" number).
>>
>> I was wondering if anyone can tell me which line of the US 1040 tax
>> return must be greater than or equal to $14925... I'm guessing it's
>> line 22 ("This is your total income"). Sorry if this is annoyingly
>> obvious- but I want to make sure :-)
>>
>It is the total income before anything is taken out of it (ie, gross
>income)
Thanks.
