RobpalermoFR

thank you for reply. i am just worried, that my small (2k) 1099 will complicate things. my w2 is well enough for being sponsor. i paid taxes on 1099 and it is reflected in my tax transcript. do you think it is okay to NOT show 1099 self employment and just report w2 income on form i864?

i have W2 and 1099 at the same time. my w2 is well above the income limit (about 80k) my 1099 is only 2k. my question: is it okay if i only check "employed" box, and not check "self-employed" box. and not submit 1099? in other words, is it okay if i only report w2 job becuase it is well over limit and it is sufficient number. note: i paid taxes on 1099 (2k) and it is in my tax transcripts. does anybody have a suggestion for me?

hello all, i found this when i was researching my problem. i posted it here but i got no replies. any of your help is greatly appriciated. my question is: I am the sponsor for my spouse. We have only 1 beneficiary and 1 sponsor on form I-864. I am the US citizen and I have a W2 full time salaried job that pays me 87K a year. I have my W2 and tax transcripts. I also have a freelance job that paid me 2k last year, i got a 1099. I am not sure if i should submit that 1099 and mark "self-employed" box AS WELL AS employed box. my employment income(w2) is well enough for sponsorship. Is it okay if I just check "employed" and not check "self-employed" and only display my W2 income? Is it okay if I just share my W2 full time employment, and not mention the small 1099 I had? Note: I always paid taxes for 1099, they are in the tax transcripts. please help me with this, and thank you in advance for any help you can provide.

Hello, i can't find support for my problem, i might have posted it under wrong place. I am full time salaried (w2) sponsor for my spouse. no joint sponsors or kids. my w2 is enough to be sponsor. i am also self employed (just freelance stuff) and i had 1099 for 2k last year. i paid taxes etc. is it okay if i check ONLY "employed" box on form i-864 and not mention self employment? since my W2 (and tax transcripts) are enough to cover sponsorship, is it mandatory to include small 1099 i received? Note: i paid taxes on 1099, and it is in my tax transcript. but majority of my income (over 80k) is from W2 and i will include that. i put a screenshot of part i am referring to. any help is appreciated.

Hello, I am the sponsor for my spouse. We have only 1 beneficiary and 1 sponsor on form I-864. I am the US citizen and I have a W2 full time salaried job that pays me 87K a year. I have my W2 and tax transcripts. I also have a freelance job that paid me 2k last year, i got a 1099. I am not sure if i should submit that 1099 and mark "self-employed" box AS WELL AS employed box. my employment income(w2) is well enough for sponsorship. Is it okay if I just check "employed" and not check "self-employed" and only display my W2 income? Is it okay if I just share my W2 full time employment, and not mention the small 1099 I had? Note: I always paid taxes for 1099, they are in the tax transcripts. please help me with this, and thank you in advance for any help you can provide. Rob&Michelle