For k1 fiancee visa 100% or 125% of the poverty guidelines?

[MichaelGeronimo 2]

Hello again guys, I have another question. So i finished putting together the i-134 affidavit of support form. Now what is the income requirements i have to go by, is it the 100% or 125%.?

We are a family of 6 and i make around 34,000 yearly. Will i be ok or no?

[AMZJ 60]

Hello again guys, I have another question. So i finished putting together the i-134 affidavit of support form. Now what is the income requirements i have to go by, is it the 100% or 125%.?

We are a family of 6 and i make around 34,000 yearly. Will i be ok or no?

Its 125% unless you are in the military and then it's 100%

[Transborderwife 4,666]

Hello again guys, I have another question. So i finished putting together the i-134 affidavit of support form. Now what is the income requirements i have to go by, is it the 100% or 125%.?

We are a family of 6 and i make around 34,000 yearly. Will i be ok or no?

Nope you'll need a co sponsor 6 would need nearly $41k

[MichaelGeronimo 2]

Nope you'll need a co sponsor 6 would need nearly $41k

What if my income last year 2014 was 50,000 that included all the holidays and overtime money added to my salary of 34,000 would that be enough evidence?

[Anh map 2,098]

Current and continuing income is what is measured. You support this income claim with an employer letter and recent pay stubs.

You said before you make around $34K. Now you say that you made $50K. That's a big difference. What do you actually earn? What did you show on your 2014 tax return? Will your OT and holiday pay continue at the same rate in 2015?

[Transborderwife 4,666]

Current and continuing income is what is measured. You support this income claim with an employer letter and recent pay stubs.

You said before you make around $34K. Now you say that you made $50K. That's a big difference. What do you actually earn? What did you show on your 2014 tax return? Will your OT and holiday pay continue at the same rate in 2015?

Agree with this

[MichaelGeronimo 2]

Current and continuing income is what is measured. You support this income claim with an employer letter and recent pay stubs.

You said before you make around $34K. Now you say that you made $50K. That's a big difference. What do you actually earn? What did you show on your 2014 tax return? Will your OT and holiday pay continue at the same rate in 2015?

Well last year i made $50,000, but thats with the overtime and holiday pay. My base salary without overtime and holiday pay is 34,000 yearly, so how would they go about my situation to measure my income with the 2015 poverty guidelines? I have a family of 6 including me.

[Transborderwife 4,666]

Well last year i made $50,000, but thats with the overtime and holiday pay. My base salary without overtime and holiday pay is 34,000 yearly, so how would they go about my situation to measure my income with the 2015 poverty guidelines? I have a family of 6 including me.

You'd need proof that you would indeed be able to receive this level of income. Pay stubs, employment letter, taxes etc

[MichaelGeronimo 2]

You'd need proof that you would indeed be able to receive this level of income. Pay stubs, employment letter, taxes etc

I have my tax transcript for last year 2014 stating my income at 50,000 and also have my paystubs. The only thing is my employment letter my boss wrote for me states i make $34,000 yearly. Im so confused i really need help

[MiNMiLove 33]

I have my tax transcript for last year 2014 stating my income at 50,000 and also have my paystubs. The only thing is my employment letter my boss wrote for me states i make $34,000 yearly. Im so confused i really need help

Did you receive the OT n holiday pay for this year? If so have your boss write another letter stating that addition which is above your salary and that you do receive the OT n holiday pay yearly. Hope this helps.

[AB loves AG 54]

Isn't it 100% for the I134 that you take to the K1 interview and 125% for the I864 for the AOS? Not that it matters, but it might buy the OP a little time in case he needs to get a 2nd job to be over the requirement. What country is this for?

[Anh map 2,098]

Isn't it 100% for the I134 that you take to the K1 interview and 125% for the I864 for the AOS? Not that it matters, but it might buy the OP a little time in case he needs to get a 2nd job to be over the requirement. What country is this for?

No, since the K1 has immigrant intent and leads to the Adjustment of Status where the 125% amount is used with the I-864, most embassies use the 125% number with the I-134.

[iipenny 18]

I'm having an issue with this too. My fiance worked part-time for the year of 2014. So his income is over than 100% but doesn't meet 125% [only $1000 more]. He is a full time this year and currently make it over than 125%. But as we know we have to wait until the mid of January 2016 to get tax return for 2015, it's a bit make me worried. However I'll go for an interview in November with the fact that his income in 2014 doesn't meet 125%. I will just get additional documents like his 2015 pay stub also letter from his boss to confirm his salary. Would this help? Or should I just wait until next January to go interview?

[Mike-eeh and Odie 192]

Here is a link to the current poverty guidelines for 100% and 125%:

http://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/files/form/i-864p.pdf

[Saskatchewanian 0]

I'm having an issue with this too. My fiance worked part-time for the year of 2014. So his income is over than 100% but doesn't meet 125% [only $1000 more]. He is a full time this year and currently make it over than 125%. But as we know we have to wait until the mid of January 2016 to get tax return for 2015, it's a bit make me worried. However I'll go for an interview in November with the fact that his income in 2014 doesn't meet 125%. I will just get additional documents like his 2015 pay stub also letter from his boss to confirm his salary. Would this help? Or should I just wait until next January to go interview?

I think with a letter from an employer and also your pay stubs you should be fine.

I had the same question regarding my situation and was told on a thread where I asked that same question that letter and pay stubs was considered enough (at least by the 2 people that responded that had applied and been approved with a letter and 4 to 6 months pay stubs).

My interview is also in November...or I would let you know how I fared

I also was told this by the Vancouver Consulate but I'm not sure if it would be the same at any other consulate: "Evidence of support is usually requested by the consular officer. There is, however, no absolute requirement that an affidavit of support or other public charge documentation be presented. It is only necessary that the consular officer be able to conclude that the alien is not likely to become a public charge. It would not be unusual, therefore, for a healthy alien of working age, applying alone, to be able to establish eligibility during the visa interview without the need for substantiating documentation."