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So we found out that our lawyer made a mistake in how much my wife makes a year he wrote the 2014 income instead of 2016. she didn't make that much in 2014 but she made enough in 2016 and the NVC sent us that we need to bring the AOS documents to the embassy in the interview.

 

Can my wife make another AOS and ask her mom and dad to support me as well? will it be a problem that the lawyer wrote the wrong amount?

 

P.S. our case has left the NVC and now it's in the embassy and my interview is in Aug (next month).

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How much did she make in 2014 ? If she made more than 18,000 that year it will be fine even if the lawyer wrote the wrong amount , if anything just the day of the interview take a copy of her latest income tax returns that testify how much she makes . By the way I don't know how t will be in your embassy but my fiancé had to get photo copies of all original documents and one for them was my last years tax returns if it's the same for you then there they will verify your wife's latest income total . I don't think it should be a big issue. Good luck 

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8 minutes ago, Elsalove2016 said:

How much did she make in 2014 ? If she made more than 18,000 that year it will be fine even if the lawyer wrote the wrong amount , if anything just the day of the interview take a copy of her latest income tax returns that testify how much she makes . By the way I don't know how t will be in your embassy but my fiancé had to get photo copies of all original documents and one for them was my last years tax returns if it's the same for you then there they will verify your wife's latest income total . I don't think it should be a big issue. Good luck 

Thank you for replying. I appreciate it :).

in 2014 she made less than 18,000 but in 2016 she made more than 20,000 and he wrote the amount of 2014 total income instead of 2016. Although her mom and dad are signing a AOS for me as well do they do i864 or i864a or what?

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13 minutes ago, abe.wichner said:

Thank you for replying. I appreciate it :).

in 2014 she made less than 18,000 but in 2016 she made more than 20,000 and he wrote the amount of 2014 total income instead of 2016. Although her mom and dad are signing a AOS for me as well do they do i864 or i864a or what?

She added her moms income too ? If she did already I think they will conbine both incomes and it should be enough to sponsor you . What did the lawyer had to say about this he or she should find a solution . 

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31 minutes ago, Elsalove2016 said:

She added her moms income too ? If she did already I think they will conbine both incomes and it should be enough to sponsor you . What did the lawyer had to say about this he or she should find a solution . 

She didn't add her mom or dad to her income she wants her mom and dad to sponsor me and the lawyer hasn't said anything or found any solution for that.

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We don't know what to fill in

Part 6 Item 2. "My current individual annual income is:" and,

Part 6 Item 15. "My Current Annual Household Income".

I-864 (2017)

 

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Yes, she should correct her i-864 and make sure to have a correct and updated I-864 and I-864a from her parents with all supporting documents for you to take to interview with you.  

 

As for your other question, it depends if she is a dependent of her parents or not, and also if your income will continue in the USA.  If she is not a dependent and your income will not continue, then the numbers will be the same in both. 

Yearly income = income per week x 52 weeks (or income per month x 12)  

Income per week = $/hr x hrs per day x days per week worked 

 

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37 minutes ago, NikLR said:

Yes, she should correct her i-864 and make sure to have a correct and updated I-864 and I-864a from her parents with all supporting documents for you to take to interview with you.  

 

As for your other question, it depends if she is a dependent of her parents or not, and also if your income will continue in the USA.  If she is not a dependent and your income will not continue, then the numbers will be the same in both. 

Yearly income = income per week x 52 weeks (or income per month x 12)  

Income per week = $/hr x hrs per day x days per week worked 

 

Thanks for your reply :)

She isn't a dependent but she lives with them. but she makes more than 22,000 annual.

she signed an i-864 form and her dad signed an i-864 as well.

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On 7/20/2017 at 6:17 PM, abe.wichner said:

So we found out that our lawyer made a mistake in how much my wife makes a year he wrote the 2014 income instead of 2016. she didn't make that much in 2014 but she made enough in 2016 and the NVC sent us that we need to bring the AOS documents to the embassy in the interview.

 

Can my wife make another AOS and ask her mom and dad to support me as well? will it be a problem that the lawyer wrote the wrong amount?

 

P.S. our case has left the NVC and now it's in the embassy and my interview is in Aug (next month).

I hope you guys are able to fix the paper work before the interview . Worst case cenerio you will just have to take the correct paper work the day if the interview or contact the embassy if here is a way you could drop off the right paper work of your finances income before the interview . As I said before it shouldn't be a big deal once you clear things with them . Only problems are when the benificary has some kind of criminal record or if the embassy doesn't belive  it's a real relationship , other than that everything it's good and you will be with your loved one soon ! 😀

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1 hour ago, Elsalove2016 said:

I hope you guys are able to fix the paper work before the interview . Worst case cenerio you will just have to take the correct paper work the day if the interview or contact the embassy if here is a way you could drop off the right paper work of your finances income before the interview . As I said before it shouldn't be a big deal once you clear things with them . Only problems are when the benificary has some kind of criminal record or if the embassy doesn't belive  it's a real relationship , other than that everything it's good and you will be with your loved one soon ! 😀

Thank you very much :).

We both have no criminal records and we have photos of us and with the family and friends, we have the conversations between us and our families.

and we finished the AOS and we're waiting to drop off everything before the interview in a week or 2.

Hopefully everything will go very well. :)

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Just bring it to interview.  Theres no way or reason to do it ahead of time.  

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Just now, NikLR said:

Just bring it to interview.  Theres no way or reason to do it ahead of time.  

but the embassy's website says that i should drop off the documents before the interview in 1-2 weeks

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Country: Jordan.

Embassy: U.S embassy in Amman, Jordan.

Married: May 28, 2015.

Interview Date: Aug 17, 2017.

Interview Result: Approved.

VISA Received: Aug 21, 2017.

U.S Entry & Passport Stamp: Aug 25, 2017.

Permanent (Green) Card was produced: Oct 9, 2017.

Permanent (Green) Card was mailed to me: Oct 11, 2017.

Received My Social Security Card: Oct 29, 2017.

First Job in America: Dec 21, 2017.

Received Plastic Green Card in the mail (Permanent Resident Card): Mar 16, 2018.

N-400 Applied: May 28, 2020.

N-400 NOA: June 1, 2020.

Bio: June 19, 2021.

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3 minutes ago, NikLR said:

Just bring it to interview.  Theres no way or reason to do it ahead of time.  

 

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Visa Class: IR-1.

Country: Jordan.

Embassy: U.S embassy in Amman, Jordan.

Married: May 28, 2015.

Interview Date: Aug 17, 2017.

Interview Result: Approved.

VISA Received: Aug 21, 2017.

U.S Entry & Passport Stamp: Aug 25, 2017.

Permanent (Green) Card was produced: Oct 9, 2017.

Permanent (Green) Card was mailed to me: Oct 11, 2017.

Received My Social Security Card: Oct 29, 2017.

First Job in America: Dec 21, 2017.

Received Plastic Green Card in the mail (Permanent Resident Card): Mar 16, 2018.

N-400 Applied: May 28, 2020.

N-400 NOA: June 1, 2020.

Bio: June 19, 2021.

Interview: July 23, 2021.

Ceremony: Aug 13, 2021.

 

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Well you can try since they've given you instructions on how to do it.  Generally most people around the globe will take updated AOS to interview with them. 

You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose.  - Dr. Seuss

 

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