petitioner is now retired

[hcfrey 6]

hello again VJers I'm here again there is something playing in my head now, now that my fiance is retired. when he filed the k1 petition he was earning more than enough, but now i don't know what will happen once we get our noa2 and what will happen on the interview, his retirement pay is little bit over $50k a year and 25% goes to his ex-wife, his disability pay will start on October and that's another over $50k a year, and he's going to start taking classes soon, my question is what are the financial supporting documents he needs to give me so that i can bring it once i have an interview date, he don't have a job for now he got out of active duty effective today, all he can show is he's getting money from his retirement pay and from school since they give him $2500 allowance per 5 to 6 weeks. i don't know if he can provide docs showing that he's going to receive disability pay starting October, now that we are reaching on 5 months bracket i am starting to feel so paranoid, i guess if he's still on active duty i won't feel like this. i already have his 2011 1040 and w2. but i know USEM will still check on his current income he has 2 dependents as of now i know he's above poverty guideline basing only on the money he's getting from retirement pay and school and few months from now from his disability pay, i just don't know what are the docs we will be needing as financial supporting documents. i hope someone can give me advice on what to do, when he filed the petition i never felt like this but now that we are reaching the 5 months bracket i become so paranoid

[renecherubs 18]

i'm not an expert with this topic. but i hear that retired people receiving pensions file their income tax yearly too. so, they have also 1040and have their 1099-R (like a w-2) and SSA-1099 for the social security benefit they receive.let's wait for those who have vast knowledge on this. but pretty sure with the 1099-R and SSA-1099 though. don't know with the disability and for that school allowance. maybe they give w-2 for that(school allowance)? it's a work, isn't it?

[hcfrey 6]

i'm not an expert with this topic. but i hear that retired people receiving pensions file their income tax yearly too. so, they have also 1040and have their 1099-R (like a w-2) and SSA-1099 for the social security benefit they receive.let's wait for those who have vast knowledge on this. but pretty sure with the 1099-R and SSA-1099 though. don't know with the disability and for that school allowance. maybe they give w-2 for that(school allowance)? it's a work, isn't it?

thank you so much for the reply