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guys,

So i,ve been trying to figure it out for quite some time already and i have no idea how to handle this!

My hubby is on unemployment till end of aprill 2009. Our friend filled out already I-864 for me(joint sponsor). However my hubby doesnt know how to fill out his I-864.

What should we put in CURRENT INCOME filed ? i know that he has to count his unemployment benefits towards his income. And here is the question! Do we need like a special letter from unemployment office saying how much he gets now? i mean as of 2009?

the only from we have is the one that he got when he applied for unemployment, which shows how much he is going to get. The second form is the one which they sent him to file for taxes!

What shall we put in current income? The actual amount he gets a month? let's say $700/mo ? Maybe we should attach a letter explaing this?

i have no idea what to do!

please help! we want to send the AOS packet tomorrow!

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Unemployment is considered income.

If that is his current income, put that. You could attach a letter explaining where it's coming from (would take the place of a letter from the employer)

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Unemployment is considered income.

If that is his current income, put that. You could attach a letter explaining where it's coming from (would take the place of a letter from the employer)

Thank you for fast reply!

Can he write this letter by himself? or it should be from the Unemployment office?

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Petitioner can note the amount that he is receiving on un-employment.

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okay, so we know that unemployment is a source of income!

so now..if his benefits are going to end up in April 2009.

how should i count his current income!

lets say he gets $300/week so $1200/mo

should i put 1200 x 4 as his current income and attach a letter saying why we came up with this amount?

we have joint sponsor, however i want to fill this form correctly without any issues!

please help me with this cuz im going insane! thank you

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okay, so we know that unemployment is a source of income!

so now..if his benefits are going to end up in April 2009.

how should i count his current income!

lets say he gets $300/week so $1200/mo

should i put 1200 x 4 as his current income and attach a letter saying why we came up with this amount?

we have joint sponsor, however i want to fill this form correctly without any issues!

please help me with this cuz im going insane! thank you

so i just called NVC and they told me i should count just january+ february+march+april and attach a statement from unemployment office

what do you think guys?

 
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