I-134 new job, new salary

[annerobin12 9]

Hey guys

We received our NOA2 yesterday and I am now working on gathering all the papers we will need in the future.

As for the affidativ of support...my USC fiancé started his new job about 2.5 months ago. He got back from his deployment in August 2012 and was in between jobs from October through January. His salary right now isnt above the 125% but it will go up in a couple of weeks (we would wait with the letter from his employer until then).

He did have a stable income over the last few years (above the 125%).

Do you think we will need a co sponsor because he has only been with the new job (and higher salary) for a short time?

I am worried

Thanks for your help!

[meljon 0]

Hey guys

We received our NOA2 yesterday and I am now working on gathering all the papers we will need in the future.

As for the affidativ of support...my USC fiancé started his new job about 2.5 months ago. He got back from his deployment in August 2012 and was in between jobs from October through January. His salary right now isnt above the 125% but it will go up in a couple of weeks (we would wait with the letter from his employer until then).

He did have a stable income over the last few years (above the 125%).

Do you think we will need a co sponsor because he has only been with the new job (and higher salary) for a short time?

I am worried

Thanks for your help!

Please check this information.

What income documentation is required?

The sponsor is required to submit an IRS transcript or photocopy of only the most recent Federal income tax return with the I-864. However, the sponsor may, submit Federal income tax returns for the three most recent years if that helps establish his or her ability to maintain the household income required in the poverty guidelines. The consular officer determines if the income claimed by the sponsor meets the poverty guidelines. If the claimed income does not meet the poverty guidelines then the consular officer may additionally request current year income information. If the sponsor is relying on income from other household members to reach the minimum required income, a copy or IRS transcript of each individual's most recent tax return is also required, and each person must complete a Form I-864A. The consular officer may request additional evidence of income, such as an employment letter.

http://travel.state.gov/visa/immigrants/info/info_3183.html#2