Cr-1DS-260

[jojan 0]

Im wondering I already filled out the ds-260 and sent it and i didnt have a job at that point of time and i put not employed because i just have a temporary job before but like i said i didnt have one at that point of time. and i got a job now and my lawyer is doing the Civil docu and AOS and my father is the one sponsoring my wife and im wondering if i can able to put my job info. Thank you so much

[mallafri76 1,012]

So I take it that you're the petitioner? If you haven't sent in the AOS yet, you need to put on there that you have a job and what your salary is. If you've sent in the AOS already, you will most likely need to bring a new AOS to the interview.

Congratulations on your new job!

[NikLR 13,220]

I'm sorry this made little sense.

Are you the petitioner or beneficiary because the DS-260 is the visa application for the BENEFICIARY.

If you are a petitioner you would always be sponsoring a foreign spouse, and someone who is helping you would be a joint sponsor.

If you are the beneficiary the only way your father would be your joint sponsor is if he also lived in the USA.

If any changes are made between filing the DS-260 and the interview then that is expressed at interview because you cannot change the DS-260 once it is submitted.

[jojan 0]

So I take it that you're the petitioner? If you haven't sent in the AOS yet, you need to put on there that you have a job and what your salary is. If you've sent in the AOS already, you will most likely need to bring a new AOS to the interview.

Congratulations on your new job!

yes I'm the petitioner I am sorry about that.. this is very helpful thank u so much.. I'm just worried before I don't have a permanent job and its all temporary. if I am not making enough do u think it will be alright not file it together with the AOS? thanks

[jojan 0]

I'm sorry this made little sense.

Are you the petitioner or beneficiary because the DS-260 is the visa application for the BENEFICIARY.

If you are a petitioner you would always be sponsoring a foreign spouse, and someone who is helping you would be a joint sponsor.

If you are the beneficiary the only way your father would be your joint sponsor is if he also lived in the USA.

If any changes are made between filing the DS-260 and the interview then that is expressed at interview because you cannot change the DS-260 once it is submitted.

sorry I'm the petitioner and yes my father helping me in AOS because I know I didn't make enough... anyway thank u for this information