hourly wage on the I-134

[EP-KO 0]

okay, i've been searching the forum for this answer, and I'm sure it's here somewhere, but it's getting late, so I've decided to just post it. my apologies if this is a repeat...

I have just recently started a job at a university that pays a really competitive HOURLY rate. How do I reflect that in part 7 of I-134? Do I multiply by 2080 hours in a year to get my annual income? Or can I just write in the hourly rate instead? Since I've just started the job, I can't put in my salary earned last year... don't have that.

Also, FYI, I have another sponsor lined up with a much better financial picture, but I'm still planning on providing all my info so I wanted to get it right.

Thanks so much! KO

[Chris-n-Veronica 0]

okay, i've been searching the forum for this answer, and I'm sure it's here somewhere, but it's getting late, so I've decided to just post it. my apologies if this is a repeat...

I have just recently started a job at a university that pays a really competitive HOURLY rate. How do I reflect that in part 7 of I-134? Do I multiply by 2080 hours in a year to get my annual income? Or can I just write in the hourly rate instead? Since I've just started the job, I can't put in my salary earned last year... don't have that.

Also, FYI, I have another sponsor lined up with a much better financial picture, but I'm still planning on providing all my info so I wanted to get it right.

Thanks so much! KO

I just used 40 x hourly = ??? x 52 = Yearly gross

Which is the same thing ..

Edited February 9, 2007 by Chris-n-Veronica