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I was just concerned because joint sponsor work full time at two different jobs. Joint sponsor makes six figures. I have recent pay stubs from both jobs for the most recent two months. 2013 tax return shows six figures as adjusted gross income. So will these two months plus 2013 tax return along with w-2 be sufficient right. Also, current income will be pay rate from the two jobs times 2080 right?

Is current pay stubs enought to proof current income. Someone told that I should include letter from employer so I was just wondering if the current pay stubs isn't sufficient. Your input is highly apoeciated.

This really confusing!!! I am in similar situation. My joint sponsor file jointly with his wife but he's sponsoring me independently.I am confused as to how I am going to account for his adjusted gross income on form 1040. I do really need help about this as well. I don't want to use the combine joint gross adjusted income because it's the total of him and his wife.

Can his 2014 w-2 and the most recent joint tax return be sufficient because the Intruction on the I-864 says most recent tax return must be submitted or I need to get a tax transcript?

My joint sponsor file taxes with his wife jointly but he is serving as a sponsor for me independently. How do I account for his adjusted gross income on form 1020? Should I just put the gross joint adjusted income for the both of them on the form. Any response will be highly appreciated.

My joint sponsor file taxes with his wife jointly but he is serving as a sponsor for me independently. How do I account for his adjusted gross income on form 1020? Should I just put the gross joint adjusted income for the both of them on the form. Any response will be highly appreciated.

First of all, I want to say a big thanks to VJ because it has helped me immersely with my adjustment of status.

Now my question regarding joint sponsor for I-864:

I have gotten a joint sponsor to prepare me an affidavit but he is married and file jointly with his wife for 2013 tax return.

He has decided to serve as a joint sponsor independently without his wife.

My question is, can he fill out form I-864 without his wife filling out I-864A? He makes enough money to serve as a sponsor independently and was wondering if it's compulsory for his wife to fill out I-864.

Any response will be appreciated!!! Thank you all

Those documents are scanned by barcode machine which automatically enter the information on the I-864 into the database. If she scans and email you a copy, it will be rejected and you will be asked to resubmit a new one. She also need to sign with pen to the signature area on the form. It could have been better if she could mail it to you.

First of all, I want to say a big thanks to VJ because it has helped me immersely with my adjustment of status.

Now my question regarding joint sponsor for I-864:

I have gotten a joint sponsor to prepare me an affidavit but he is married and file jointly with his wife for 2013 tax return.

He has decided to serve as a joint sponsor independently without his wife.

My question is, can he fill out form I-864 without his wife filling out I-864A? He makes enough money to serve as a sponsor independently and was wondering if it's compulsory for his wife to fill out I-864.

Any response will be appreciated!!! Thank you all

Lastly, don't forget to include form I-765, authorization for employment docs http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UqtNJapyW1I

Link for filling out form I-864 Affidavit of Support

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5rsFEHBaUxI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ice11f6uUTg

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yg3bFBjYZXg

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7CtSyaYF3OI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7CtSyaYF3OI&list=PL27B9CAF3C2168FEF

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yg3bFBjYZXg&list=PL27B9CAF3C2168FEF

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ice11f6uUTg&list=PL27B9CAF3C2168FEF

Link to filling out I-485 to register your wife as permanent Resident

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HCQaBlEvLu0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C6-SpZCFTl0

Link to video showing you how to fill out I-130 to petition for your wife http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=QtSTDCW6ElM
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=e_vKGSnov_M

You exceed the income requirement for the family size of two if you use only job one income. You will be more than OK if you use job one income because you have sufficient income to support the immigrant.

Oh OK!!! You can used the job with 59k. What is your family size? If you can use job one to meet the income requirement, there is no need to include job two. Just include pay stubs and employment letter from job one. If job one meets the income requirement then you should be good

You can't petition for your mom until you get your citizenship. If you petition for them now, they will have to return to their home country. When you get your citizenship, you can only petition for your mom because she falls under the immediate relative category and your mom overstaying can be forgiven. When you petition for your sister being a us citizen, she will have to go back to her home country and faced the ban for overstaying. When your mom get citizenship some days then she can petition for your sister without her returning home and the ban can be forgiven.

Put what is written on your employment letter. Include at least two to three months pay stubs to proof it!!! Hope this helps. Also, how much do you make an hour and are you working full time as well?

Thanks Jay-Kay!!! So I shouldn't bother with getting a joint sponsor since we meet the requirement for the family size of 5 right? Can providing at least three pay stubs along with letter from employer be sufficient to proof current income at her job? We will also make sure to include the child support evidence as well.

☺☺☺ thanks for the reply my Denver colleague!!! I will definitely do as you suggest!!! I wil alsol look into the possibility of getting a join sponsor as well

Thanks for tips Jason!!! Why will she need pay slips from her former employer when she no longer works there? In proofing current income, the evidence should be from the current job you have right? I am also considering getting a joint sponsor!!! Will a letter from her new employer stating number of hours work per week and amount pay per hour be sufficient to proof current income. Will including at least three pay stubs be okay since the job is new? USCIS requested six months of pay stubs but she no longer worked at her old job and doesn't have access to log in and get her pay stubs printed out from the system.

How did you come out with that annual incomet? I thought it should be 15.26*2080 if you work full time which is 8 hours per week. I am confused on how the annual income is calculated. I did it this way 15.50*2080 which equals 32,240 plus child support of 3,960 per year and the total annual income is 36,200. I don't know whether I am right or wrong in my calculations.

I filed my AOS which included I-130, I-765, I-485 and I got an RFE for the I-864 asking to prove current income. My wife made $16/hr and received $330 monthly for child support for the first I-864 we sent. we sent her w-2 and her recent federal tax recent copy and with child support documents showing monthly payment. However, we didn't include employer letter and pay stubs. We were told by USCIS that we needed to prove her current income. As I write,my wife no longer work at her old job because she just got a new job where she makes 15.50 an hour. Our family size is 5 including me. There is no way we can get a letter of employer from her old job because she doesn't work there anymore. Do we need to fill out a need affidavit and resubmit it? Do we also need a joint sponsor if she makes 15.50 plus a monthly child support of 330 for the family size of 5? will a letter from her new employer stating number of hours work and amount pay per hour be sufficient to prove current income? We don't even have a month of pay stubs to send because the job is new. Any Advise will be highly appreciated!!!!

I think , you will need to adjust your status first and after you are a permanent resident then you can petition for your son. At this point all you can do is to list your son name on the I-130 you fill out. You are not yet permanent resident to file a petition

Are you adjusting status?

I say it again!!! If you are an immediate family of US citizen and overstay your I-94, you are allowed by law to adjust status while you remain in the USA. This law of being illegal doesn't really applied to immediate relative because they can adjust their status. Overstaying your visa Is not illegal if the permited stay on the I-94 exceed the visa expiration date. I say again, it's not illegal