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Can we get by without a co-sponsor?

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connyk   0

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Hi,

it would be great if somebody here could answer my question:

My fiance (the USC) has been laid off in late October 2008 due to economical reasons and wasn't able to find a job again for about 8 (frustrating) months. Fortunately, he finally did find a job then and has been working now since June 2009 again. He is way above the required 125% poverty line income (as he was also at his last job before) but I don't know.. On the I-134, can we state his annual income based on his current monthly income even though he has been employed with his new company only for the last 5 months? Also, when we present his latest tax transcripts at the interview, could there be a problem as he hasn't been working for 8 months?

I'm just a bit worried about all this.. Also, we really would like to avoid having to have a co-sponsor, if possible.

Can somebody help us with this?

AOS

08/10/10 - mailed AOS/EAD/AP-package

08/13/10 - package delivered in Chicago

08/20/10 - received USCIS text messages/emails regarding acceptance AOS/EAD/AP

08/23/10 - received 3 NOA1 hardcopies

08/30/10 - all 3 touched

09/07/10 - received Biometrics letter

09/14/10 - received text msg/email - AOS application transferred to CSC

09/15/10 - AOS application touched

09/21/10 - AOS application transferred to "a USCIS office"

09/29/10 - Biometrics

09/30/10 - all 3 applications touched

10/01/10 - EAD card production ordered/AP approved

10/08/10 - AP received

10/12/10 - EAD card received

12/07/10 - AOS approved/Card production ordered

12/14/10 - received Welcome Notice in mail

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Gary and Alla   3,696

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Hi,

it would be great if somebody here could answer my question:

My fiance (the USC) has been laid off in late October 2008 due to economical reasons and wasn't able to find a job again for about 8 (frustrating) months. Fortunately, he finally did find a job then and has been working now since June 2009 again. He is way above the required 125% poverty line income (as he was also at his last job before) but I don't know.. On the I-134, can we state his annual income based on his current monthly income even though he has been employed with his new company only for the last 5 months? Also, when we present his latest tax transcripts at the interview, could there be a problem as he hasn't been working for 8 months?

I'm just a bit worried about all this.. Also, we really would like to avoid having to have a co-sponsor, if possible.

Can somebody help us with this?

You are OK. His current income should be fine. You state his ANNUAL income even though he has only been there a couple months. He can get an employment letter and some recent check stubs to support this.

Good luck

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Gary And Alla

connyk Contributor

connyk   0

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You are OK. His current income should be fine. You state his ANNUAL income even though he has only been there a couple months. He can get an employment letter and some recent check stubs to support this.

Good luck

Wow, I'm glad to hear this.. Thank you so much!!!!!!

AOS

08/10/10 - mailed AOS/EAD/AP-package

08/13/10 - package delivered in Chicago

08/20/10 - received USCIS text messages/emails regarding acceptance AOS/EAD/AP

08/23/10 - received 3 NOA1 hardcopies

08/30/10 - all 3 touched

09/07/10 - received Biometrics letter

09/14/10 - received text msg/email - AOS application transferred to CSC

09/15/10 - AOS application touched

09/21/10 - AOS application transferred to "a USCIS office"

09/29/10 - Biometrics

09/30/10 - all 3 applications touched

10/01/10 - EAD card production ordered/AP approved

10/08/10 - AP received

10/12/10 - EAD card received

12/07/10 - AOS approved/Card production ordered

12/14/10 - received Welcome Notice in mail

 
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