last_dragon

Thank you both for your responses!....I appreciate the detail.

I have local (foreign) tax filings, so I'll use those; and I think the employment letter and banks accounts are a good idea. I might even print a client and earnings history from the US online freelance platform that I use.

We're now on to trying to fill out the G325a; and my wife is wondering about the 5 year address history. She's wondering if she should include her parent's US address somewhere in the list.

She didn't live there, but she used it for domicile purposes, and bank accounts, credit cards, driver's license, to file taxes, voter registration etc then followed by our foreign addresses where she lived with me....or the addresses (in another city and state) where she lived and worked before moving overseas with me, followed by our foreign addresses here.

She's worried that it might look strange to the immigration officer if she used her parent's address and claimed residency for all the purposes above, but it doesn't show up anywhere on the form.

Thanks again.

My wife is a US citizen and we live overseas, she wants to return to the US, and is considering filing for my permanent residency, however she doesn't have a job in the US yet, and cannot meet the income requirements once there. I'm a self-employed consultant using a US freelance platform and I've made several times the poverty guidelines over the last two years. Even though I'm not in the US, and it's not regular income every month, I expect this income to continue after we relocate to the US.

1. Can my income be used to meet the income requirement on the affidavit of support?

2. If so, what should I submit as "proof this income will continue from the same source" when we relocate to the US?