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The Cuarezmas   0

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On my husband recent tax he did meet the poverty guidelines however on the previous two years he didn't. and since we have to sent in the last 3 years of taxes,Those this mean i need a sponsor? please help

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Boiler   43,788

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It is what he earns now that matters.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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Thank you so much for the info God bless.

Yep. His current salary is what they are concerned about. You should be ok.

NVC

12/06/2010 -- NVC Received

12/07/2010 -- AOS fee paid

12/10/2010 -- DS-3032 NVC Received

12/11/2010 -- AOS I-864 mailed

12/15/2010 -- IV Bill invoiced

12/16/2010 -- IV Bill showed as paid

12/16/2010 -- DS-230 sent

12/17/2010 -- DS-230 NVC Received

12/21/2010 -- Entered DS-230 into the system

01/10/2011 -- RFE for i-864 signature

01/11/2011 -- RFE NVC Received

01/13/2011 -- RFE entered into system

SIF - 01/31/2011 :) Thank God!

Case completed - 02/01/2011

Interview - 03/29/2011 Scheduled on 02/11/2011

03/29/2011 put on AP for two weeks

04/16/2011 POE JFK!

ROC

1/29/2013 Sent in I-751 package

2/2/2013 Received NOA1

02/08/2013 Received biometrics appointment letter

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El Cachalote   12

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As stated before, only his current income is necessary and his most recent tax filing. Sending in the previous 2 years is optional!

Sincerely....

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El Cachalote Enthusiast

El Cachalote   12

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Please review the various forms of I-864. My previous post is in reference to I-864EZ, which is the most simple form I-864.

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The Cuarezmas Rookie

The Cuarezmas   0

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Please review the various forms of I-864. My previous post is in reference to I-864EZ, which is the most simple form I-864.

Thanks so much for answering my post.i will deff review the various form. have a bless day

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