IV fee reduction?????

[Saylin 1,605]

Ok... Just one more silly question and I should be good unless I get an REF..... Asks for my annual income.... Right now I am only getting child support. Should I tally up how much I would get for the year and use taht or should I use income from last year Tax return?

I was laid off this is why I need a sponsor.. But I just finished a medical assistant course and am now doing my externship (200 hours which I don't get paid for ) god willing I will be working by mid june. Where I live my rent goes according to my income... So right now my rent is zero. Would it be a good idea to include a letter explaining my current situation?

For the question about CURRENT ANNUAL income, you have to put your total income that you'll have earned at the end of 2012. So, you can't use last year's tax return. So, if all you're getting is child support, put that. Tally up how much you'll have gotten from that by the end of this year. Since you have a co sponsor, this amount won't be a big deal as you're not going to be supporting your spouse solely.

And yes, I'd definitely include a paragraph or two in the cover letter explaining your situation. Not sure if they'll read it, but it'll at least be there

Edited May 10, 2012 by Saylin

[Adriene H 89]

I'd love to help people out full-time as a job, but there's no law school here in town or anything, so I wouldn't be able to get the certificates/degrees needed to legally be allowed.

I think there are schools that offer online classes/programs for that.

I think ... not 100% positive though

http://www.aips.com/

Edited May 10, 2012 by Adriene H

[Saylin 1,605]

I think there are schools that offer online classes/programs for that.

I think ... not 100% positive though

http://www.aips.com/

Didn't know you could learn legal stuff online Thought that would be strictly an offline course online. Now, if only it were free since I'm already paying for school

I'll look into it though. Thanks for the link! It's been bookmarked

[Tahlisha 28]

For the question about CURRENT ANNUAL income, you have to put your total income that you'll have earned at the end of 2012. So, you can't use last year's tax return. So, if all you're getting is child support, put that. Tally up how much you'll have gotten from that by the end of this year. Since you have a co sponsor, this amount won't be a big deal as you're not going to be supporting your spouse solely.

And yes, I'd definitely include a paragraph or two in the cover letter explaining your situation. Not sure if they'll read it, but it'll at least be there

Got it.... Thanks again

Edited May 11, 2012 by ABDULnSHAYMA