Question About Finances

[useful89 692]

Hello everyone,

 

I am preparing our I-129F and I will send it June 2nd. However, I have a question if I will satisfy the financial obligation. I am starting a new job on June 1st that is 3X the financial requirement for the visa, but my tax return for the last year (2016) will not show I met the financial requirement. I will be able to get a letter from my employer stating I have a permanent job and everything, however if my fiancee has her interview in December for example, I won't have the latest tax return showing I meet the requirement. What is your expectation, will it be a problem, or will my new job easily cover the minimum requirement that you expect us to be approved? Or should we simply delay the interview (assuming everything goes smoothly until that point) until after I can get the tax return for the current year? This is my only worry about our application, otherwise we easily fulfill the other obligations and it's clear our relationship is genuine.

 

Thanks

[EG&XY 144]

You should be fine. You can also supply pay stubs to help demonstrate your income. Assets could also be used to meet the requirements.

 

What country is your fiancé from? Some will allow a cosponsor, which you could use to give yourself some comfort that you will be fine.

Edited May 26, 2017 by EG&XY
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[useful89 692]

6 minutes ago, EG&XY said:

You should be fine. You can also supply pay stubs to help demonstrate your income. Assets could also be used to meet the requirements.

 

What country is your fiancé from? Some will allow a cosponsor, which you could use to give yourself some comfort that you will be fine.

She's Tunisian. I'm upper 20's but still thinking of asking my parents to co-sponsor, just don't wanna leave any stone unturned

[EG&XY 144]

Sure, I don't specifically know if Tunisia will accept a cosponsor or not. If you can I would just use your parents as cosponsor just to give yourself more comfort.

 

You can see if someone else with specific knowledge gives some insight here or ask specifically in their regional sub-forum. The advanced search function is also your friend, the specific answer may already exist on here somewhere.

 

Good luck

[SChamb 187]

4 hours ago, useful89 said:

Hello everyone,

 

I am preparing our I-129F and I will send it June 2nd. However, I have a question if I will satisfy the financial obligation. I am starting a new job on June 1st that is 3X the financial requirement for the visa, but my tax return for the last year (2016) will not show I met the financial requirement. I will be able to get a letter from my employer stating I have a permanent job and everything, however if my fiancee has her interview in December for example, I won't have the latest tax return showing I meet the requirement. What is your expectation, will it be a problem, or will my new job easily cover the minimum requirement that you expect us to be approved? Or should we simply delay the interview (assuming everything goes smoothly until that point) until after I can get the tax return for the current year? This is my only worry about our application, otherwise we easily fulfill the other obligations and it's clear our relationship is genuine.

 

Thanks

remember your check stubs will also show what you have made up to date so if you make enough during the year your gross income will be stated on a printed stub, my lawyer said with my w2 they will also use 6 weeks of my current paystubs.. you wont have to show it till your interview so you have time.

Edited May 26, 2017 by SChamb
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