Being unemplyed ( i130)

[Mounir Ali 0]

53 minutes ago, Jorgedig said:

There are no absolutes or guarantees.  The IO will look at the totality of the situation when determining how likely you are to become a public charge.

I understand so you talked abouy job offer ... how can i get a job offer and will it help the financial situation ?

[Mounir Ali 0]

55 minutes ago, Jorgedig said:

There are no absolutes or guarantees.  The IO will look at the totality of the situation when determining how likely you are to become a public

 

Edited July 16, 2019 by Alex2019

[JFH 12,189]

51 minutes ago, Jorgedig said:

 And btw, many people with learning disabilities are able (and willing) to work.

Indeed! Particularly in stores. In the store where we shop the packing and carrying out is often done by a young man with Down Syndrome, for example. 

[Mounir Ali 0]

Just now, JFH said:

Indeed! Particularly in stores. In the store where we shop the packing and carrying out is often done by a young man with Down Syndrome, for example. 

My wife is anemic too . She is my wife and i know what i'm talking about !!

[SalishSea 16,746]

6 minutes ago, Alex2019 said:

I understand so you talked abouy job offer ... how can i get a job offer and will it help the financial situation ?

No.  Only current US-based income can be considered.

[Mounir Ali 0]

3 minutes ago, JFH said:

Indeed! Particularly in stores. In the store where we shop the packing and carrying out is often done by a young man with Down Syndrome, for example. 

If she was able to work .. they wouldnt give her cheque each month for her inability to work 

[SalishSea 16,746]

2 minutes ago, Alex2019 said:

My wife is anemic too . She is my wife and i know what i'm talking about !!

Sorry to hear, but anemia does not preclude people from working.

[Mounir Ali 0]

Just now, Jorgedig said:

Sorry to hear, but anemia does not preclude people from working.

She gets tired a lot ... the goverment test her every year and for that reason they give her cheque each month 

[geowrian 22,335]

22 minutes ago, Alex2019 said:

I understand so you talked abouy job offer ... how can i get a job offer and will it help the financial situation ?

Your ability to work is a positive factor overall in the determination for public charge, but it doesn't meet the requirements for the I-864 nor completely alleviate the concern.

The CO will evaluate the totality of her circumstances, along with that of any joint sponsor presented. From that, they will make a public charge determination. Nobody other than the CO can know the result of that decision beforehand, although you and your spouse know your circumstances better than anybody so you can probably already have an idea if your case makes sense or not.

 

A job offer is not a job...the US government does not rely on you getting a job or maintaining a job - it needs an assurance in case you don't (or can't...if something happens to you) work.

 

Edit: Also see this section of the FAM for some more info: https://fam.state.gov/FAM/09FAM/09FAM030208.html#M302_8_2_B_2

Edited July 16, 2019 by geowrian

[Mounir Ali 0]

13 minutes ago, Jorgedig said:

No.  Only current US-based income can be considered.

 

18 minutes ago, JFH said:

Indeed! Particularly in stores. In the store where we shop the packing and carrying out is often done by a young man with Down Syndrome, for example. 

I didnt ask if my wife can work or not ! If she was working i wouldnt ask about anything  ! asked about ways to strentgh our financial state 

[SalishSea 16,746]

1 minute ago, Alex2019 said:

 

I didnt ask if my wife can work or not ! If she was working i wouldnt ask about anything  ! asked about ways to strentgh our financial state 

Yes, and you are receiving answers about how you'll have an uphill battle with the overall financial picture with a non-working USC petitioner.  By all means, let us know how it works out for you.

[Mounir Ali 0]

2 minutes ago, geowrian said:

Your ability to work is a positive factor overall in the determination for public charge, but it doesn't meet the requirements for the I-864 nor completely alleviate the concern.

The CO will evaluate the totality of her circumstances, along with that of any joint sponsor presented. From that, they will make a public charge determination. Nobody other than the CO can know the result of that decision beforehand, although you and your spouse know your circumstances better than anybody so you can probably already have an idea if your case makes sense or not.

 

A job offer is not a job...the US government does not rely on you getting a job or maintaining a job - it needs an assurance in case you don't (or can't...if something happens to you) work.

 

Edit: Also see this section of the FAM for some more info: https://fam.state.gov/FAM/09FAM/09FAM030208.html#M302_8_2_B_2

Thank you very much . This was the best and smartest answer !! Thanks again 

[JFH 12,189]

I guess you communicate a lot online? Do you spend all day emailing or messaging each other back and forth? Video chatting? Skyping? I sit at a desk using a computer all day. The most strenuous thing I have to do is walk to the printer to pick up what I have printed. I think most people would be able to do a job like that, even if it’s just part time. Especially if they have no problems using a phone or computer to communicate with a loved one all day. 

 

We are not saying your wife has to get a job. We are not divorced so we don’t know her capabilities. However you asked for help to improve your final situation and one of the best ways to increase your income is to work. 

[Mounir Ali 0]

19 hours ago, JFH said:

I guess you communicate a lot online? Do you spend all day emailing or messaging each other back and forth? Video chatting? Skyping? I sit at a desk using a computer all day. The most strenuous thing I have to do is walk to the printer to pick up what I have printed. I think most people would be able to do a job like that, even if it’s just part time. Especially if they have no problems using a phone or computer to communicate with a loved one all day. 

 

We are not saying your wife has to get a job. We are not divorced so we don’t know her capabilities. However you asked for help to improve your final situation and one of the best ways to increase your income is to work. 

I said in the begining she " CAN'T " work  it means she can't .. like you said her working is one of the ways and i wanted to know the other ways but i dont know why you were just talking about her working even i said she can't it's like you don't believe me . 

- I dont get a lot of people used just co sposnor   ( spouse not working )and they got their visa approved 

- i also dont understand the fact for them asking for a co sponsor if they will always look at the spouse sponsor ( whats the point  of co sponsor ) 

 

[Mounir Ali 0]

20 hours ago, geowrian said:

Your ability to work is a positive factor overall in the determination for public charge, but it doesn't meet the requirements for the I-864 nor completely alleviate the concern.

The CO will evaluate the totality of her circumstances, along with that of any joint sponsor presented. From that, they will make a public charge determination. Nobody other than the CO can know the result of that decision beforehand, although you and your spouse know your circumstances better than anybody so you can probably already have an idea if your case makes sense or not.

 

A job offer is not a job...the US government does not rely on you getting a job or maintaining a job - it needs an assurance in case you don't (or can't...if something happens to you) work.

 

Edit: Also see this section of the FAM for some more info: https://fam.state.gov/FAM/09FAM/09FAM030208.html#M302_8_2_B_2

So there is no point of getting a job offer ?