Very nervous now, need answers (Philippines)

[missphilly 1]

I made under the 125% level of income last year, but this year I'm making more income due to obtaining my CNA license and not going to school anymore (for now) and working more than 40+ hours per week. Am I likely going to be denied because I haven't had the required income for over a certain amount of time? I also have changed jobs this year due to my previous client moving to a Nursing home, and now i'm working in a Nursing home myself.

I just don't want to risk getting denied because of this issue. If it's even a decent chance of denial, my fiance and I would rather just go with the DCF visa option and get married and live together in the Philippines. I just don't want to waste any more time, money, and suffering for something that might turn out to be a big waste....

You don't need to worry as long as you make more than 20K a year you are fine. Also you can look up at USCIS federal poverty guidelines.

[actob99 156]

Ok, I will try and offer this. You are looking to purchase a new/used car and are about to graduate from college with a degree, in high demand, in the marketplace and have many job offers... You offer overwhelming documentation/evidence that you can "walk on water" in regards to your education and future employment prospects. Do you think the car company is going to be willing to sell/loan you money for a car without verifiable current income? Personal example, I have a BBA in Accounting, a BBA in Information Systems, an MBA, and 2/3rds of a MS in computer science. I get lots of pats on my back, "good job," but no guarantee of current, let alone, future income.

I will also add that you provide excellent info.

I also don't think much of "senior" members that are not willing to sign their posts - a personal peve of mine...

Regards,

Sid

Beat it with all your MBA's, BBA's and ####'s.. Were not talking about buying a car.

[actob99 156]

To be honest, from the pissing matches that I have endured in this VJ website

I can't imagine why?

[Abandoned account 0]

I made under the 125% level of income last year, but this year I'm making more income due to obtaining my CNA license and not going to school anymore (for now) and working more than 40+ hours per week. Am I likely going to be denied because I haven't had the required income for over a certain amount of time? I also have changed jobs this year due to my previous client moving to a Nursing home, and now i'm working in a Nursing home myself.

I just don't want to risk getting denied because of this issue. If it's even a decent chance of denial, my fiance and I would rather just go with the DCF visa option and get married and live together in the Philippines. I just don't want to waste any more time, money, and suffering for something that might turn out to be a big waste....

According to your timeline, you are right in the middle of your date range for adjudication. You've waited so long, I know (2 weeks longer than I have) and you're so close. You'll have your answer soon, and then you'll know what to do. (this is what I keep telling myself). Not only do I share your income worries, but I too, have considered your alternative. It's so hard going through each day for so long, not knowing which way your life is going to turn. Hang in there!

[SteelFaithU2 3]

According to your timeline, you are right in the middle of your date range for adjudication. You've waited so long, I know (2 weeks longer than I have) and you're so close. You'll have your answer soon, and then you'll know what to do. (this is what I keep telling myself). Not only do I share your income worries, but I too, have considered your alternative. It's so hard going through each day for so long, not knowing which way your life is going to turn. Hang in there!

Thank you so much for the words of encouragement, and I hope God will grant us both the peace and answers we're all looking for. I just really hope we're not waiting 7 months just to hear anything back from them...

Edited August 8, 2012 by SteelFaithU2