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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Cambodia
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I didn't work for the last 2 years while overseas. I came back to the US last year and got a job in December. I still have that job and make very good money - over 3 times the 125% poverty guideline requirement. I did not use a joint sponsor as I did not have the option. In my research, it's 50/50 opinions on whether or not I will need one. One camp says prior year tax returns are vital, the other camp says USCIS only cares about your current income. So we filed for AOS with only my income. I would like to change jobs to a similar pay structure. There is a chance that my income would be slightly less but still over 2x the poverty guideline requirement.

 

Hypothetically, let's say USCIS is going to approve my I-864 with my current income: would changing jobs now hurt my situation? Is staying in the same job for a long period more important, or is having higher income more important?

02/24/2020 K1 I-129F Sent via DHL from Cambodia to Lewisville

02/27/2020 - K1 I-129F Package Received & Signed For in Lewisville

03/04/2020 - Credit Card Charged for Processing Fee

03/05/2020 - NOA1

10/03/2020 - Outside Normal Processing Time Inquiry Request Submitted

10/14/2020 - NOA2

10/16/2020 - Outside Normal Processing Time Inquiry Request Responded To (reflected NOA2)

11/10/2020 - Received K1 FTP

11/10/2020 - In Transit to Embassy

11/15/2020 - Arrival at Embassy

12/05/2020 - Filed DS-160

12/15/2020 - Embassy Issues Appointment Date

01/29/2021 - Interview & Approval

02/05/2021 - K1 Visa In Hand

03/06/2021 - Arrival in US POE

04/19/2021 - Marriage

05/11/2021 - AOS/EAD/AP Packet Sent

05/12/2021 - Packet Received @ Chicago Lockbox

05/22/2021 - AOS/EAD NOA1 Received

08/14/2021 - AOS & EAD Biometrics Notice

09/07/2021 - AOS & EAD Biometrics Appointment Completed

09/11/2021 - AP Biometrics Notice

09/21/2021 - AOS Interview Appointment Notice

10/04/2021 - AP Biometrics Appointment Completed

10/29/2021 - AOS Interview & Approval

11/06/2021 - Greencard Received via USPS

 

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6 hours ago, APA said:

There is a chance that my income would be slightly less but still over 2x the poverty guideline requirement.

 

If your income would only be slightly less, then it would not make much difference whether you switch over to that new job or not.  Your timeline says your spouse filed for AOS just last month.  It could take a year or so before you get to the AOS interview.  If you change jobs now and stay at that new job until the interview, your job tenure would not even be a concern.

 

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