current year salary & interview in Warsaw, Poland

[amzż 3]

I posted a similar post but I guess it was in the wrong spot.

I hope I can get some information from members who have been through the Embassy in Warsaw. My husband and I are going through the lasts steps at NVC with CR1. I appreciate any previous response from people who mentioned that Warsaw and the process there were painless.

My question is related to the AOS packet. My current year salary stated about $23,000 (I have a regular job, and I have also been self-employed since April 2012). My AOS packet was accepted by NVC; however, I'm not sure how they look at the income during the interview in Warsaw. Are they very strict? 23k is above the poverty line but is there a possibility to be asked for a joint sponsor? (I may have my husband bring joint sponsor papers just in case)

I know it may not be much related but when my husband applied for a tourist visa in June and showed he makes about $2,000 a month in Netherlands, he heard that it is not enough to come to US, and he got denied a tourist visa.

Thanks in advance.

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You are working/living in Poland right now or the US?

[amzż 3]

You are working/living in Poland right now or the US?

I'm in the US.

[cluelessinny 2]

I posted a similar post but I guess it was in the wrong spot.

I hope I can get some information from members who have been through the Embassy in Warsaw. My husband and I are going through the lasts steps at NVC with CR1. I appreciate any previous response from people who mentioned that Warsaw and the process there were painless.

My question is related to the AOS packet. My current year salary stated about $23,000 (I have a regular job, and I have also been self-employed since April 2012). My AOS packet was accepted by NVC; however, I'm not sure how they look at the income during the interview in Warsaw. Are they very strict? 23k is above the poverty line but is there a possibility to be asked for a joint sponsor? (I may have my husband bring joint sponsor papers just in case)

I know it may not be much related but when my husband applied for a tourist visa in June and showed he makes about $2,000 a month in Netherlands, he heard that it is not enough to come to US, and he got denied a tourist visa.

Thanks in advance.

tourist visas are different, in order to get one he must prove he will return home, if he is only making 2000 dollars, doesn't have anything that will bring him back, a good job, a home, family, then yes he will get denied.

without getting personal, you make 23,000 at work, How much does your business bring in?

I wouldn't worry, you would have gotten a RFE about income

also I looked the income level is 18,913 for two, again don't want to get personal but if is just the two of you then as long as you make 18,914[/b, you are ok