Frank and Sophie

Thanks for your advice. I think I will remove the 1099-DIV portion of their current annual income so that those numbers reported line up exactly with the employment letter and pay stubs.

Hello Nich-Nick,

Thank you for your response. The joint sponsor's salary plus household member's salary together (which can be proved through employment letter, pay stubs) qualify and are well over the minimum required income and 1099-DIV would not be required to meet the minimum. Yet in past tax returns they've had portions of their total income coming from investment accounts (1099-DIV) so I wanted to provide an accurate assessment of current annual income for them both.

Do you know of a way to show evidence of current income from an investment account (1099-DIV)?

Frank

Hello,

My joint sponsor and his household member have proof of current annual income through employment letters and pay stubs yet a portion of their current annual income being reported on I-864 and I-864A will also come from their 1099-DIV. My question is how can we show evidence of current annual income for a 1099-DIV and if this is even necessary? Thank you for your time.

Frank