co sponsor

[hicham913 0]

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im worried now about co sponsore no one want to help my wife there in mankato they not undertand what mean the co sponsor they worried if they will pay something or they will have problem and she tryed much to give them good idea but no one want to undersand or no one want to help us

but she paid her tax for last 3 years but she was not have good income in 3 years

so what she must do ??? or someone have idea to help us ??

[germangel 0]

If the income is not sufficient she needs a co sponsor, there is no way around it. Unless she has assets, which means money in the bank, a house, stocks etc that are worth enough to make up for the lack of income.

[Yodrak 7]

hicham,

Or, she could get a higher-paying job or a second (or third) job. May not be much fun, but it isn't much fun living in poverty, either.

It sounds to me as if the people there in mankato understand perfectly what it means to be a co-sponsor. If someone has a history of low income then a sponsor very well may find themselves being asked to pay something having accepted the moral, if not legal, obligation to do so.

Sorry to say, I will not be surprised if you have bigger problems ahead of you than sponsorship.

Yodrak

If the income is not sufficient she needs a co sponsor, there is no way around it. Unless she has assets, which means money in the bank, a house, stocks etc that are worth enough to make up for the lack of income.

hiiiiiiiiiiii

im worried now about co sponsore no one want to help my wife there in mankato they not undertand what mean the co sponsor they worried if they will pay something or they will have problem and she tryed much to give them good idea but no one want to undersand or no one want to help us

but she paid her tax for last 3 years but she was not have good income in 3 years

so what she must do ??? or someone have idea to help us ??

Edited May 15, 2006 by Yodrak

[frank_cuenca 0]

hicham,

Or, she could get a higher-paying job or a second (or third) job. May not be much fun, but it isn't much fun living in poverty, either.

It sounds to me as if the people there in mankato understand perfectly what it means to be a co-sponsor. If someone has a history of low income then a sponsor very well may find themselves being asked to pay something having accepted the moral, if not legal, obligation to do so.

Sorry to say, I will not be surprised if you have bigger problems ahead of you than sponsorship.

Yodrak

If the income is not sufficient she needs a co sponsor, there is no way around it. Unless she has assets, which means money in the bank, a house, stocks etc that are worth enough to make up for the lack of income.

hiiiiiiiiiiii

im worried now about co sponsore no one want to help my wife there in mankato they not undertand what mean the co sponsor they worried if they will pay something or they will have problem and she tryed much to give them good idea but no one want to undersand or no one want to help us

but she paid her tax for last 3 years but she was not have good income in 3 years

so what she must do ??? or someone have idea to help us ??

Yodrak,

you mention getting a second job as proof of extra income , I rencently started a seond job , will the pay stubs help to raise the 125% minimum income above poverty level to qualify for the AOS???

[frank_cuenca 0]

hicham,

Or, she could get a higher-paying job or a second (or third) job. May not be much fun, but it isn't much fun living in poverty, either.

It sounds to me as if the people there in mankato understand perfectly what it means to be a co-sponsor. If someone has a history of low income then a sponsor very well may find themselves being asked to pay something having accepted the moral, if not legal, obligation to do so.

Sorry to say, I will not be surprised if you have bigger problems ahead of you than sponsorship.

Yodrak

If the income is not sufficient she needs a co sponsor, there is no way around it. Unless she has assets, which means money in the bank, a house, stocks etc that are worth enough to make up for the lack of income.

hiiiiiiiiiiii

im worried now about co sponsore no one want to help my wife there in mankato they not undertand what mean the co sponsor they worried if they will pay something or they will have problem and she tryed much to give them good idea but no one want to undersand or no one want to help us

but she paid her tax for last 3 years but she was not have good income in 3 years

so what she must do ??? or someone have idea to help us ??

Yodrak,

you mention getting a second job as proof of extra income , I rencently started a seond job , will the pay stubs help to raise the 125% minimum income above poverty level to qualify for the AOS???

Yodrak,

you mention getting a second job as proof of extra income , I rencently started a second job , will the pay stubs help to raise the 125% minimum income above poverty level to qualify for the AOS???

Edited May 15, 2006 by frank_cuenca

[Yodrak 7]

frank_cuenca,

No, I did not mention getting a second job as proof of extra income. I suggested getting a second job to provide extra income.

Paystubs are proof of income, whatever that income may be. Paystubs do not change the INA requirement that sponsors for immigrant visas or adjustment of status should have an income that exceeds 125% of the poverty level.

Yodrak

hicham,

Or, she could get a higher-paying job or a second (or third) job. May not be much fun, but it isn't much fun living in poverty, either.

It sounds to me as if the people there in mankato understand perfectly what it means to be a co-sponsor. If someone has a history of low income then a sponsor very well may find themselves being asked to pay something having accepted the moral, if not legal, obligation to do so.

Sorry to say, I will not be surprised if you have bigger problems ahead of you than sponsorship.

Yodrak

Yodrak,

you mention getting a second job as proof of extra income , I rencently started a seond job , will the pay stubs help to raise the 125% minimum income above poverty level to qualify for the AOS???

[frank_cuenca 0]

frank_cuenca,

No, I did not mention getting a second job as proof of extra income. I suggested getting a second job to provide extra income.

Paystubs are proof of income, whatever that income may be. Paystubs do not change the INA requirement that sponsors for immigrant visas or adjustment of status should have an income that exceeds 125% of the poverty level.

Yodrak

hicham,

Or, she could get a higher-paying job or a second (or third) job. May not be much fun, but it isn't much fun living in poverty, either.

It sounds to me as if the people there in mankato understand perfectly what it means to be a co-sponsor. If someone has a history of low income then a sponsor very well may find themselves being asked to pay something having accepted the moral, if not legal, obligation to do so.

Sorry to say, I will not be surprised if you have bigger problems ahead of you than sponsorship.

Yodrak

Yodrak,

you mention getting a second job as proof of extra income , I rencently started a seond job , will the pay stubs help to raise the 125% minimum income above poverty level to qualify for the AOS???

Sorry I did not explain myself clearly. I meant that since I recently have extra income can I add that to the AOS form and increase my chance of going above the 125% requirement ?

[Jenn! 918]

What do you mean "increase your cahnce of going above 125%"? Either you're above it or you're not.

frank_cuenca,

No, I did not mention getting a second job as proof of extra income. I suggested getting a second job to provide extra income.

Paystubs are proof of income, whatever that income may be. Paystubs do not change the INA requirement that sponsors for immigrant visas or adjustment of status should have an income that exceeds 125% of the poverty level.

Yodrak

hicham,

Or, she could get a higher-paying job or a second (or third) job. May not be much fun, but it isn't much fun living in poverty, either.

It sounds to me as if the people there in mankato understand perfectly what it means to be a co-sponsor. If someone has a history of low income then a sponsor very well may find themselves being asked to pay something having accepted the moral, if not legal, obligation to do so.

Sorry to say, I will not be surprised if you have bigger problems ahead of you than sponsorship.

Yodrak

Yodrak,

you mention getting a second job as proof of extra income , I rencently started a seond job , will the pay stubs help to raise the 125% minimum income above poverty level to qualify for the AOS???

Sorry I did not explain myself clearly. I meant that since I recently have extra income can I add that to the AOS form and increase my chance of going above the 125% requirement ?

[hicham913 0]

What do you mean "increase your cahnce of going above 125%"? Either you're above it or you're not.

frank_cuenca,

No, I did not mention getting a second job as proof of extra income. I suggested getting a second job to provide extra income.

Paystubs are proof of income, whatever that income may be. Paystubs do not change the INA requirement that sponsors for immigrant visas or adjustment of status should have an income that exceeds 125% of the poverty level.

Yodrak

hicham,

Or, she could get a higher-paying job or a second (or third) job. May not be much fun, but it isn't much fun living in poverty, either.

It sounds to me as if the people there in mankato understand perfectly what it means to be a co-sponsor. If someone has a history of low income then a sponsor very well may find themselves being asked to pay something having accepted the moral, if not legal, obligation to do so.

Sorry to say, I will not be surprised if you have bigger problems ahead of you than sponsorship.

Yodrak

Yodrak,

you mention getting a second job as proof of extra income , I rencently started a seond job , will the pay stubs help to raise the 125% minimum income above poverty level to qualify for the AOS???

Sorry I did not explain myself clearly. I meant that since I recently have extra income can I add that to the AOS form and increase my chance of going above the 125% requirement ?

yes i know but now she can have other job and she get now check from ssi so that will help to