Affidavit of Support for Fiancee

[killimao 1]

While filling form I-129F i mentioned that i am currently working for an Employer. But, i work for them under 1099 form (every day for 8 hours) which means i am self employed. right? and i have to provide a copy of last income tax return.

what should i mention in  Affidavit of Support? I dont want them to think i did lie somewhere when they will compare this 2 forms.

 

Step by step:

1) According to I-129f form i work for a company.

2) I am self employed.

3) i am providing copy of last income tax return (but i can ask the employer for a statement of how much i make and etc).

 

 

[killimao 1]

That is the letter i have from Office manager in case if i need it.

 

Edited August 11, 2019 by Ryan H
Reason for edit: to remove attachment containing full name.

[killimao 1]

PS i have currently no business open under my name!

[JeanneAdil 6,540]

1099 is also the form for retirement or when someone gets SS benefits

it is self employed in your case 

 

A 1099-MISC, for instance, is typically used to report payments made to independent contractors (who cover their own employment taxes). A W-2 form, on the other hand, is used for employees (whose employer withholds payroll taxes from their earnings).

[killimao 1]

1 minute ago, JeanneAdil said:

1099 is also the form for retirement or when someone gets SS benefits

it is self employed in your case 

 

A 1099-MISC, for instance, is typically used to report payments made to independent contractors (who cover their own employment taxes). A W-2 form, on the other hand, is used for employees (whose employer withholds payroll taxes from their earnings).

Thx.

How do i explain that for i129f contains other information, any idea?

[JeanneAdil 6,540]

1 hour ago, killimao said:

Thx.

How do i explain that for i129f contains other information, any idea?

Question 13 about employment i would put Subcontrator for (name of company)

you can add a page to explain but income level is seen and proved at later stage in the process when you file AOS support agreement

Make sure you have IRS transcripts for the interview and can meet the poverty guidelines (100% for K1 and after marriage 125% after marriage when you do the paperwork here (fee will be $1225 then)

[killimao 1]

2 hours ago, JeanneAdil said:

Question 13 about employment i would put Subcontrator for (name of company)

you can add a page to explain but income level is seen and proved at later stage in the process when you file AOS support agreement

Make sure you have IRS transcripts for the interview and can meet the poverty guidelines (100% for K1 and after marriage 125% after marriage when you do the paperwork here (fee will be $1225 then)

Was thinking about  "subcontractor" as an option. Good you mentioned it too. 

Got more question after reading your reply  
1) there is going to be another AoS later on? when she arrives? 
2) IRS transcripts to be send for her interview? is a copy of tax return not enough? 
3) did i understand right that the poverty guidelines for this year is $21,137? what if my income of 2018 was less? 
did check here before: 

[Greenbaum 12,259]

11 hours ago, killimao said:

Was thinking about  "subcontractor" as an option. Good you mentioned it too. 

Got more question after reading your reply  
1) there is going to be another AoS later on? when she arrives?  Once you are married and within the 90 days you must file an AOS package. Use this link for additional information https://www.visajourney.com/content/k1k3aos/
2) IRS transcripts to be send for her interview? is a copy of tax return not enough? Most embassy are beginning to require Tax Transcripts. They are free to get just head over to the IRS.gov and look for the TT link. Most times you can download and print on your first visit others times you have to wait for verification - about 2 weeks.
3) did i understand right that the poverty guidelines for this year is $21,137? what if my income of 2018 was less? Find your families requirement level at this link. Keep in mind that there is information out their that advocates 100% for the interview but it's known that some embassy's are requiring 125%. I recommend that you work with 125% as that is the same level that will be required at the AOS that you submit after marriage. https://www.uscis.gov/i-864p
did check here before: 

 

[killimao 1]

From your experience, how do they react to any explanation like this:

Was wondering if it is not going to be an issue
 

[Greenbaum 12,259]

Id drop 4a as it could add more scrutiny to application. 

[SalishSea 17,921]

You should also probably line up a joint sponsor just in case.

[killimao 1]

19 hours ago, Greenbaum said:

Id drop 4a as it could add more scrutiny to application. 

need to find different solution. have nobody willing to do this

[SmallTownPA 72]

On 8/8/2019 at 10:43 AM, killimao said:

need to find different solution. have nobody willing to do this

 

If you don't meet poverty/income guidelines, you must have a joint sponsor or delay your application until your income rises above the 100%/125% level (I-134/I-864) or list other assets like a house/stocks.

 

There is a reason they ask this, and I'm gonna say it will be a hard denial (and a waste of your time and filing fee) if you don't meet income requirements.

[killimao 1]

2 hours ago, SmallTownPA said:

 

If you don't meet poverty/income guidelines, you must have a joint sponsor or delay your application until your income rises above the 100%/125% level (I-134/I-864) or list other assets like a house/stocks.

 

There is a reason they ask this, and I'm gonna say it will be a hard denial (and a waste of your time and filing fee) if you don't meet income requirements.

The thing is that i meet the 100% income needed for I-134, but not the 125% for I-864, which will be done when she is here and it is going to be based on taxef of 2019, which will be higher and meet the 125%.

 

Is this a way to work around? 

[killimao 1]

3 hours ago, killimao said:

The thing is that i meet the 100% income needed for I-134, but not the 125% for I-864, which will be done when she is here and it is going to be based on taxef of 2019, which will be higher and meet the 125%.

 

Is this a way to work around? 

 

same. i had 17025 after tax paying.  1099 sucks ... honestly)