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mei.k   0

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Hi everybody, I (F1 visa holder) and My husband (USC) recently got married. We've finished with most paperwork, but we are stacked with I-864. We are 21 years old, my husband never filed TAX because he was not required. He started working this February, 2015 and his income is over Proverty Guideline, 125%. Since they ask for past 3 years old tax return, we stated why he didn't file any tax/ attached W2 form/ employment letter/3 pay stubs.

I was wondering if its better if we should get a joint sponsor..

is it enough stating that he never had to file taxes, reason why and attach all these documents?

thank you!

mei

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Ontarkie   13,915

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~~Moved to AOS from Work, Student and Tourist Visas, from AOS from Family - As the OP is adjusting form a student visa.~~

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NancyNguyen Experienced

NancyNguyen   1,657

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You can explain why he has never filed tax. Current income is what matters. Include job contract, at least 6 pay stubs, w2, employer letter stating his current income... Without them, rfe can been seen on the way.

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