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Hi again,

I just want to make sure that I meet the AOS requirement.

If I made:

2013- $23,500

2012- $20,500

2011-$4,700

And its only me and my husband (household size 2). Does my earning meet the 125% of poverty line?

Thank you for all your replies :)

Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: China
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Posted (edited)

http://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/files/form/i-864p.pdf

Looks like you're over what they want! Good luck

Edited by lirpa11

IR1 - Spouse VisaPetition I-130

Posted from Australia 05/24/2014

Email receipt received 06/09/2014

Paid from Bank 06/09/2014

Approved online update on case status 06/20/2014

Received NOA1 in the post 06/22/2014

NOA2 received in post 07/10/2014

NVC

Email from NVC 8/7/2014

AoS ready for paymentDS-261 submitted 8/8/2014

AoS Fee Paid 8/12/2014

AoS and IV scan date 10/25/2014

Checklist: 12/18/2014

Posted updated packet for checklist on 2/25/2015

Received by NVC 3/2/2015

Case Complete: 3/2/2015

Interview: 4/21/2015

Approved: 4/21/2014

POE: 6/2/2015<p>

Posted

http://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/files/form/i-864p.pdf

Looks like you're over what they want! Good luck

hi lirpa11, do you think my income is enough and above the poverty guidelines? thank you

Posted

$19,662 is the amount required for a household of 2. So you are fine as long as you currently make that much. Here is a link:

http://www.uscis.gov/i-864p

This does not constitute legal advice.

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Assuming you still make the same amount as you did in 2013- or more- yes you are fine.

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Me: Irish/ Swiss citizen, and now naturalised US citizen. Husband: USC; twin babies born Feb 08 in Ireland and a daughter in Feb 2010 in Arkansas who are all joint Irish/ USC. Did DCF (IR1) in 6 weeks via the Dublin, Ireland embassy and now living in Arkansas.

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Just make sure it is US income or will continue when your spouse is with you! :)

IR1 - Spouse VisaPetition I-130

Posted from Australia 05/24/2014

Email receipt received 06/09/2014

Paid from Bank 06/09/2014

Approved online update on case status 06/20/2014

Received NOA1 in the post 06/22/2014

NOA2 received in post 07/10/2014

NVC

Email from NVC 8/7/2014

AoS ready for paymentDS-261 submitted 8/8/2014

AoS Fee Paid 8/12/2014

AoS and IV scan date 10/25/2014

Checklist: 12/18/2014

Posted updated packet for checklist on 2/25/2015

Received by NVC 3/2/2015

Case Complete: 3/2/2015

Interview: 4/21/2015

Approved: 4/21/2014

POE: 6/2/2015<p>

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Nigeria
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Hi again,

I just want to make sure that I meet the AOS requirement.

If I made:

2013- $23,500

2012- $20,500

2011-$4,700

And its only me and my husband (household size 2). Does my earning meet the 125% of poverty line?

Thank you for all your replies :)

The biggest question is "is your current above" showing that with pay-stubs and employment letter.

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Posted

What docuements do I need to show my employment and that I make around the same amount from 2013? I already have my tax transcript from 2011-2013.

What supplemental income can I use to help me with my AOS? Can I declare my retirement plan?

Thank you.


And about how many paystub do I need to submit for my AOS? thanks

Posted

A letter of employment and/or paystubs is what you would use to prove your "current" income. In our case we submitted both. For a cousin of mine, only the most recent paystub was sufficient, since it had the Year-to-date amount, their sponsor was unable to get a letter of employment. It really is either or.

If you have any assets that you want to use, you can, but it's unnecessary since you already make above the required amount. If you're concerned that you don't make "enough" over the minimum, don't be. They have those numbers there for a reason and as long as you make that or more, it doesn't matter "how much" more.

What docuements do I need to show my employment and that I make around the same amount from 2013? I already have my tax transcript from 2011-2013.

What supplemental income can I use to help me with my AOS? Can I declare my retirement plan?

Thank you.


And about how many paystub do I need to submit for my AOS? thanks

This does not constitute legal advice.

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Posted

They will base their decision on what you are currently making. So if you are still making what you made in 2013, you should be fine. A household of 2 is about $20k a year.

Hi

I just want to make sure that I meet the AOS requirement.



2013- $23,250
2012- $10,800
2011-$14,224

only me and my husband (household size 2). Does my earning meet the 125% of poverty line?

This does not constitute legal advice.

 
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