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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Canada
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About our case:

Fiancee doesn't meet 125% limit (student). Her father has offerred to sponsor. He makes well over 125% with his wages. This is even more with his other forms of income (i.e. investments). We have all past tax information ('05, '06, '07). He has six figure income consecutively. His projected income this year is also much higher than his wage.

Can we just provide evidence that his wage is over 125% (employment letter, past W2s). For example, he makes roughly 80,000 a year, for the projected income can we put 80,000 despite the fact that with his other investments his income will be much higher?

Should we provide evidence of his other income? Is the USCIS only worried about the 125% line being met, or that all income information is readily available?

Thanks for any replies!

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K-1

03-25-2008 - Filed I-129f

03-28-2008 - NOA1

07-31-2008 - NOA2 (no touches)

09-30-2008 - Packet 3 sent

10-10-2008 - Packet 4 received

10-29-2008 - Interview in Vancouver

AOS

12-16-2008 - I - 485 Package arrived in Chicago (signed by V. Bustamonte)

12-19-2008 - Check Cashed

12-19-2008 - NOA1 Date

01-07-2008 - Biometrics Appointment

03-06-2009 - EAD Card Received

03-13-2009 - AP Received

04-27-2009 - Welcome Letter Received

05-02-2009 - GC Received

 
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