Got NOA2!!!!! Getting ready for NVC

[BillyJean 0]

Ok.

So I'm getting what I need for NVC together hoping i'll be ready by the time they contact us.

In 2011, I only worked for a few months ($8000) because I was in Haiti doing missions 1/4 of the year and being with the hubby another 1/4...for the last part of the year I was very pregnant and unable to work. Because of this I received food stamps and WIC. My baby turned 3 months a month ago and I got a temp position at a high school (still needing WIC) I'll be back in Haiti in June.

Questions: Do I write a letter to explain all this when I send in the I-864? How is the government assistance going to affect us (i've never had any before last year)? Should I cancel all government assistance now? If hubby and I decide to stay in Haiti or DR for a year (past the time this visa stuff gets sorted out) and I get a teaching, ministry position will my income out of the US count? How? Will his?

Please! Plenty of ADVICE NEEDED!!!

oH...and by the way

My parents where going to be my co-sponsors but they have a mistake with their taxes (long story not getting into it).

So now i need new co-sponsors.

I know it's going to be ok because if God can manage to get me approved in 14 days I'm sure he will provide a co-sponsor.

prayers needed

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Congratulations!!!

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USC using government assistance is not an issue.

If your current (at the time of the interview) and ongoing annualized income does not meet the requirement you will need a joint sponsor.

Your income abroad will not count toward the affidavit of support unless that income will continue from the same employer upon your return to the US.

These I-864 FAQ may be helpful to you >> http://travel.state.gov/visa/immigrants/info/info_3183.html

FWIW: The visa has an expiration date (typically 6 months after issue). Check to make sure you can extend if needed. If not, you'll be paying the fees and doing all the paperwork over again.