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I-134 - Differing Numbers?

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Mitexi   8

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So, I just noticed that my mom's (co-sponsor) annual income numbers are different on her taxes vs her paystubs/employment letter. She gets health care taken right out of her work pay through her employer, so the taxes are saying the income is lower than what the paystubs and employment letter are saying her real salary is.

For question #7. "I derive an annual income of:" should I put the number the taxes say, or the higher number that the paystubs/employment letter say that she really makes before the health care? Both numbers are still above the poverty requirements, so that's not an issue. I just need to know which number I'm supposed to go with...

If I go with the tax number, will it matter that the paystubs/employment letter report a higher number and thus don't match?

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K-1 Timeline:

12-09-2011 --- I-129F Sent

12-15-2011 --- NOA1 ------------------------------ 6 days

06-01-2012 --- NOA2 --------------------------- 169 days

06-29-2012 --- NVC Received ----------------- 28 days

07-06-2012 --- NVC Left --------------------------- 7 days

07-09-2012 --- Consulate Received ----------- 3 days

07-11-2012 --- Packet 3 Received ------------- 2 days

07-23-2012 --- Packet 3 Sent ------------------ 12 days

07-31-2012 --- Packet 4 Received ------------- 8 days

08-07-2012 --- Interview Date ------------------- 7 days from P4 - Approved!

08-09-2012 --- Visa in Hand -------------------- 2 days

08-29-2012 --- POE (LAX)

** Total Time From NOA1 to Visa In Hand: 7 Months, 3 Weeks, 4 Days - (236 days)

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feli114   65

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It is supposed to be before taxes so put whats on the income tax forms

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04/09/15-Mailed ROC

04/10/2015-Package received

04/14/2015-Check cashed

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06/03/2015-Called to get address updated Ar11 online add change didnt work-got infopass for June 10th

06/10/2015-Went to info pass appt. Hubby got a 1yr. Extension stamp in his passport and biometrics done

08/12/2015-ROC Approved. Got letter in the mail.

08/29/2015-received new card in the mail.

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Mitexi   8

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Australia
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Sounds simple enough. Thank you!

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K-1 Timeline:

12-09-2011 --- I-129F Sent

12-15-2011 --- NOA1 ------------------------------ 6 days

06-01-2012 --- NOA2 --------------------------- 169 days

06-29-2012 --- NVC Received ----------------- 28 days

07-06-2012 --- NVC Left --------------------------- 7 days

07-09-2012 --- Consulate Received ----------- 3 days

07-11-2012 --- Packet 3 Received ------------- 2 days

07-23-2012 --- Packet 3 Sent ------------------ 12 days

07-31-2012 --- Packet 4 Received ------------- 8 days

08-07-2012 --- Interview Date ------------------- 7 days from P4 - Approved!

08-09-2012 --- Visa in Hand -------------------- 2 days

08-29-2012 --- POE (LAX)

** Total Time From NOA1 to Visa In Hand: 7 Months, 3 Weeks, 4 Days - (236 days)

* For more detailed info, check the "About Me" section of my profile.

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