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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Canada
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Hello, I need some advice. I will be changing carreers right before I start my affidavit of support. Right now my income is sufficient enough to meet the requirements to get my fiancee here, and I am changing companies to a salary that is a little bit more than what I make now. My concern is, since I am just starting with my new company, will this cause any issues in getting my fiancee approved when it comes time for her interview? If it will, should I use a co-sponsor? Thanks

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Hi,

I had the same question that you posted. Just make the information shown in the 134 Form for Affidavit of Support. Add a letter (email letter in my case) and/or job offer notice from new employer and indicated income, etc. as per form questions. Also, don't froget the banking , 3 paystubs, W-2 previous tax year, official statements, etc...

Good Luck, :dancing:

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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Canada
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Thanks for the reply, but I'm just confused about the pay stub part. I still need to go through drug screening and the physical, and I won't start my new job for almost a month from now. So am I getting pays tubs from my current job, or do I wait until I'm hired and I receive 3 pays tubs from my new job? I am trying to work this out so I don't have any delays in this process, since I just received the NOA2.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Indonesia
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Thanks for the reply, but I'm just confused about the pay stub part. I still need to go through drug screening and the physical, and I won't start my new job for almost a month from now. So am I getting pays tubs from my current job, or do I wait until I'm hired and I receive 3 pays tubs from my new job? I am trying to work this out so I don't have any delays in this process, since I just received the NOA2.

You don't need to provide 3 pay stubs. I provided 2, plus W-2 and tax return from previous year. The only reason I'd say you'd even need an employment letter is because you're starting a new job.

Just give your fiancee your most 3 recent pay stubs, even if they're different employers. No big deal.

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Aug. 10, '17: Mailed in I-751

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October 23, '18: NOA2- approval

October 30, 18: 10-year GC received

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Hello, I need some advice. I will be changing carreers right before I start my affidavit of support. Right now my income is sufficient enough to meet the requirements to get my fiancee here, and I am changing companies to a salary that is a little bit more than what I make now. My concern is, since I am just starting with my new company, will this cause any issues in getting my fiancee approved when it comes time for her interview? If it will, should I use a co-sponsor? Thanks

Hi :)

I actually had my AOS interview first week of June and there was no problem at all. My husband that time did changed his job two weeks prior to interview. When we told the CO about this, she just asked for my husband's job offer letter stating there the salary and she photocopied it. We also did bring (just to be sure) my husband's previous job offer letter along with his recent 3 months paystubs , W2s, and 3 yrs ITR (but the CO just got my husband's recent job offer letter) and that's it :) I don't think there'll be no problems especially your salary is more than what you previously had earned. The CO was even more delighted to us about it :) Regards.

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Thanks for the reply, but I'm just confused about the pay stub part. I still need to go through drug screening and the physical, and I won't start my new job for almost a month from now. So am I getting pays tubs from my current job, or do I wait until I'm hired and I receive 3 pays tubs from my new job? I am trying to work this out so I don't have any delays in this process, since I just received the NOA2.

During the interview, we did just bring the recent pay stubs of my husband from his previous job. Don't worry about the interview part since from the time you sent the AOS paperworks, that will be process around 2-4 months before the actual interview itself so you have more time to have the paystubs on the time of the interview. Some did not have an interview, what they have is potential interview waiver notice so they will or will not be having an interview for 6-12 months. (depending per state).

In my opinion, you have to send the recent paystubs from your previous job too then you can include the recent one as well. I know what's more important is your past 3 years ITRs and W2s which is above poverty line and you're good :) Add your job offer letter indicating your recent salary as well for more proof that your salary had increased :)

710-23-2014 - K1 interview (Phils): Approved
10-31-2014 - K1 Visa received
01-20-2015 - POE
02-20-2015 - Marriage
03-20-2015 - AOS/EAD/AP Packet Submission (day 0) ** date I submitted ***
03-24-2015 - NOA1 received (day 4)
03-27-2015 - NOA1 hard copies received (day 7)
04-06-2015 - Biometrics letter hard copy received (day 17)
04-16-2015 - Biometrics Appointment (day 27)
05-01-2015 - USCIS changed to Interview is scheduled (day 42)
05-06-2015 - Hardcopy of interview notice received ( I-797 C, NOA) (day 46)
06-02-2015- Conditional GC got approved (day 82) 
06-08-2015- Hard copy of Welcome notice received via mail (day 88)
06-10-2015- Actual GC received via mail  (day 90)
ROC
4/06/17 - Sent package (day 0)
4/7/17 -  USCIS received package (day 1) NOA date
4/14/17 - check encashed (day 😎
4/15/17 - NOA 1 received (day 9)
4/22/17 - Biometrics notice date (day 16)
4/29/17 - Biometrics notice letter received (day 23)
5/9/17 - Biometrics done (day 33)
3/19/18 - Case approved
3/23/18 - Approval letter received
4/6/18 - Actual 10-yr GC received 
N400 (under 3-year rule)
4/27/18 - filed N400 online (Friday) (day 0)
4/27/18 - paid/payment received (day 0)
4/27/18 - NOA date
5/21/18 - Biometrics done
7/25/18 - Interview letter date
8/31/18 - Scheduled interview. Got approved!
9/20/18 - Naturalization ceremony in Faneuil Hall, Boston, MA
 
"Seasons of waiting are designed to prepare you, stretch your faith, and get you ready for everything that's coming next" - curiano quotes life
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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Mexico
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During the interview, we did just bring the recent pay stubs of my husband from his previous job. Don't worry about the interview part since from the time you sent the AOS paperworks, that will be process around 2-4 months before the actual interview itself so you have more time to have the paystubs on the time of the interview. Some did not have an interview, what they have is potential interview waiver notice so they will or will not be having an interview for 6-12 months. (depending per state).

In my opinion, you have to send the recent paystubs from your previous job too then you can include the recent one as well. I know what's more important is your past 3 years ITRs and W2s which is above poverty line and you're good :) Add your job offer letter indicating your recent salary as well for more proof that your salary had increased :)

They are not applying for AOS(adjustment of status) They are interviewing for a K-1 visa. You are describing an entirely different process than the OP is asking about.

Thank you all for the informative replies. It seems I shouldn't have any issues then. So no co-sponsor will be needed?

If your current income meets the requirement, and your new income will be even higher, then you should not need a co-sponsor. Provide the employment letter(s) and recent pay stubs, even if they are from different jobs. Should be sufficient to prove current income along with your most recent tax transcript.

Link to K-1 instructions for Ciudad Juarez, Mexico > https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/K1/CDJ_Ciudad-Juarez-2-22-2021.pdf

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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: China
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I think you will be fine.

Just include a letter explaining the situation, and if you don't have pay stubs from job to send,

just send the ones from the previous job. But you should be able to include a letter of employment

from the new company with the hired date and annual salary (or hourly rate).

And should they ask for more evidence later, by then you should have gotten some pay stubs to show for.

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