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[cherryred_04 1]

hi sis and brod in here,

just a simple quiry about my friends probs how much the require income needed for our fiancee,so he is capable to support her in arriving in USA,he only have a permanent job for the last 2 years, 2005-2006 because year 2004 he is still studying,pls let me know the full details how much the required income so my friend can prepare all the requirements needed in the interview...i will give you the full income details in a year plus the property he own.

annual income : $35,000

money deposit : $ 9,000

personal property: $ 3,000

own real state value at : $145000

with mortgage(s) and

other incumbranch(s)

thereon amounting to : $ 116574

okay here is the full details, can you analize that it is worth enough to support her in coming to US? i am waiting for you reply and thanks for reading my post...god bless you all.

cherry

[DA BOMB 1]

hi sis and brod in here,

just a simple quiry about my friends probs how much the require income needed for our fiancee,so he is capable to support her in arriving in USA,he only have a permanent job for the last 2 years, 2005-2006 because year 2004 he is still studying,pls let me know the full details how much the required income so my friend can prepare all the requirements needed in the interview...i will give you the full income details in a year plus the property he own.

annual income : $35,000

money deposit : $ 9,000

personal property: $ 3,000

own real state value at : $145000

with mortgage(s) and

other incumbranch(s)

thereon amounting to : $ 116574

okay here is the full details, can you analize that it is worth enough to support her in coming to US? i am waiting for you reply and thanks for reading my post...god bless you all.

cherry

There are finacial guidelines for the poverty level but does your "friend" have any kids? Its the size of the family that matters.

Edited March 2, 2007 by MRS BILLY BONG

[DA BOMB 1]

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...mp;page=support

[onesassygirl 0]

You might find the table on this website helpful: http://aspe.hhs.gov/poverty/07poverty.shtml

Your friend needs to make 125% of the poverty line. And like MRS BILLY BONG said, you need to put into consideration the size of the family.

[cherryred_04 1]

thanks for the info,but still needs more additonal information...

Edited March 3, 2007 by cherryred_04

[cherryred_04 1]

hi there,

my friend fiancee is never been married,and he lives with his dad and his dad have a stable job also,i am not really familiar with the poverty line,required can you guys can give me some more ideas if the income and the other things own by my friends fiancee can reach the required income, does she not denied for some reasons that the income of her fiancee does not reach to the poverty line?pls my dear sis and brod i would be happy if you guys can give me full details...so i can share it to my friend...if that income of her fiancee did not meet the poverty line...okay i am very much waiting for your additional information...and needs to know also what are the best options if that income did not meets....waiting for your advice...

cherry

[Otto 83]

Image of HHS (health and human services) 2007 Poverty Guidelines (can also view from link posted previously)

[onesassygirl 0]

hi there,

my friend fiancee is never been married,and he lives with his dad and his dad have a stable job also,i am not really familiar with the poverty line,required can you guys can give me some more ideas if the income and the other things own by my friends fiancee can reach the required income, does she not denied for some reasons that the income of her fiancee does not reach to the poverty line?pls my dear sis and brod i would be happy if you guys can give me full details...so i can share it to my friend...if that income of her fiancee did not meet the poverty line...okay i am very much waiting for your additional information...and needs to know also what are the best options if that income did not meets....waiting for your advice...

cherry

Hi. I guess you didn't quite understand the first time, but to make it clearer, here it is spelled out:

How many people is the fiance supporting? For example, if he is supporting only himself that makes him a household of 1 person. Now add the fiancee to that: if it's only himself and his fiancee that he will be supporting, that makes it a household of 2 people. Now according to the table posted above, if you live in one of the 48 contiguous states, the poverty line for a household of 2 people is $13,690 (i.e. the fiance needs to be making at least this much to be able to support himself and his fiancee).

Now, the Affidavit of Support requires that the fiance be making 125% of the $13,690, which is $17,113. Is he making at least this much? Yes, he is. In fact, he is making more than enough: $35,000. Hence, this alone should be enough to qualify him to sponsor his fiancee without needing a co-sponsor.

If it's still unclear, please PM me.