TAX returns for I864

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I am currently working on I864 as a petitioner for my husband. I have all of the tax returns for the past three years. Currently, I have had a very good and well-paying job since February of this year and have saved all of my pay stubs and got a letter from the HR. For 2007 tax return, I lived and worked abroad in Korea for most of the year. My total income for the year is 43,000 dollars, which is way above the poverty limit. But my adjusted gross income is 14,900 dollars, which is below the poverty limit. This is because my foreign income was not counted in the adjusted gross income for 2007 tax year because I filed 2555E along with my tax returns. Now, do any of you know if the adjudicators will count 43,000 dollars as my total income? Or will they count my 14900 dollars as my total income? I am a bit concerned about this.

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I am currently working on I864 as a petitioner for my husband. I have all of the tax returns for the past three years. Currently, I have had a very good and well-paying job since February of this year and have saved all of my pay stubs and got a letter from the HR. For 2007 tax return, I lived and worked abroad in Korea for most of the year. My total income for the year is 43,000 dollars, which is way above the poverty limit. But my adjusted gross income is 14,900 dollars, which is below the poverty limit. This is because my foreign income was not counted in the adjusted gross income for 2007 tax year because I filed 2555E along with my tax returns. Now, do any of you know if the adjudicators will count 43,000 dollars as my total income? Or will they count my 14900 dollars as my total income? I am a bit concerned about this.

You are all set. Their main review will be the last (2009) tax return and the current year (2010) income potential. You made a progressive income growth. So, you are absolutely good with I-864.

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