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dietervaca   0

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I'm getting my wife's AOS documents ready. I have been on my new job for 3 months making more than enough to clear the 125% of poverty line. However my income before that had been low since I was a full time student. Would this cause any issue on our process?

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trinaqueen   36

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Make sure you included a detail statement and proof. I had the same issue and got a RFE requesting 2015 tax return. I gave them the return and wrote a statement explaining why. (biz just got started and had a loss. contracts in place, income coming in..blah blah blah) You will be fine

K1 Process20157/15 Sent I-129F7/27 RFE Received and Replied Same Day7/29 NOA1 (electronic)-text, email and website 8/6 NOA1 (hard copy)8/13 NOA2 (electronic)-email and website 8/17 NOA2 (hard copy)9/11 NVC Received9/14 NVC Case # Assigned9/30 Left NVC and Embassy "received" after extended AP10/7 Emergency Interview11/16....approved but waiting in the black hole AP AGAIN!11/20 AP finally changed to non-immigrant AP11/24 ISSUED11/25 Visa in Hand and Headed to the airport!!! AOS in 2016Filed 2/4/16Combo Card In hand 4/21/16<p>Interview scheduled 10/17/16 Approved on the spot
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KayDeeCee   4,893

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No one can guarantee you will be fine, but since you were a student previously and are now earning more than enough, you have a good chance to qualify without a joint sponsor. Let them know you were a student, but have now started your career and are earning more than enough to meet the requirement and support your spouse. Supply a letter from your employer and recent pay stubs.

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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