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Affidavit of support..New job?

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I was wondering if anyone has filed the Affidavit of Support with a job that meets the poverty line requirements but is a relatively new job..I have been spending a lot of time developing the relationship with my fiance which kept me working temporary positions only just to make enough money to fly back to her and spend some more time together with her.

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I was wondering if anyone has filed the Affidavit of Support with a job that meets the poverty line requirements but is a relatively new job..I have been spending a lot of time developing the relationship with my fiance which kept me working temporary positions only just to make enough money to fly back to her and spend some more time together with her.

Yes, I did and it was fine for me and should be for you as long as it is over 125% of the support level.

I graduated this May and started working on 6/27 and submitted just one latest pay stub and employment letter along with my I-864 in July. And my AOS is accepted without an issue.

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SCRUBZ71   1

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Yes, I did and it was fine for me and should be for you as long as it is over 125% of the support level.

I graduated this May and started working on 6/27 and submitted just one latest pay stub and employment letter along with my I-864 in July. And my AOS is accepted without an issue.

Thank you very much that is exactly what I wanted to hear.. :dance:

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