Interview (things have changed)

[waitingforead 0]

Hi all. I have my AOS interview in February in Orlando, but things have changed a bit since we started the process, this is in reference to my husband's work situation. When we started he was working fullt-time, but now he is in law school. He still does some consulting work for the company. He has loans etc, that cover tuition and living expense as well - and he is of course still my sponsor.

What should we do? Will this jeapordize my application? Should we bring loan information as well as W2 information?

Before and after getting married, I was here working on my H1 and I stopped when we moved to Orlando a month after the wedding, so we had savings too. Should we have proof of this a well?

Thanks for the help.

WFE

[pushbrk 13,259]

Hi all. I have my AOS interview in February in Orlando, but things have changed a bit since we started the process, this is in reference to my husband's work situation. When we started he was working fullt-time, but now he is in law school. He still does some consulting work for the company. He has loans etc, that cover tuition and living expense as well - and he is of course still my sponsor.

What should we do? Will this jeapordize my application? Should we bring loan information as well as W2 information?

Before and after getting married, I was here working on my H1 and I stopped when we moved to Orlando a month after the wedding, so we had savings too. Should we have proof of this a well?

Thanks for the help.

WFE

Loans are not income. Does your husband still qualify as sponsor?

[davdah 0]

As long as you meet the guidlines set forth on the I-864 you are ok. If not then he should hold off on school until after the interview.

[waitingforead 0]

As long as you meet the guidlines set forth on the I-864 you are ok. If not then he should hold off on school until after the interview.

Thanks for the suggestions. He is already in school, so there is no putting it off. I think his part time income and summer work should cover the requirements. The interview is in February, so his tax forms will be from 2004-2006.

We'll think of something.

[waitingforead 0]

Hi all. I have my AOS interview in February in Orlando, but things have changed a bit since we started the process, this is in reference to my husband's work situation. When we started he was working fullt-time, but now he is in law school. He still does some consulting work for the company. He has loans etc, that cover tuition and living expense as well - and he is of course still my sponsor.

What should we do? Will this jeapordize my application? Should we bring loan information as well as W2 information?

Before and after getting married, I was here working on my H1 and I stopped when we moved to Orlando a month after the wedding, so we had savings too. Should we have proof of this a well?

Thanks for the help.

WFE

Loans are not income. Does your husband still qualify as sponsor?

OK, so I went back to look at stuff and the requirements are 125% of the poverty line which is a total of $16,500 a year. I think he will make that with his part-timejob.

I will let you guys know what will happen.

Thanks again for your support.

[pushbrk 13,259]

Hi all. I have my AOS interview in February in Orlando, but things have changed a bit since we started the process, this is in reference to my husband's work situation. When we started he was working fullt-time, but now he is in law school. He still does some consulting work for the company. He has loans etc, that cover tuition and living expense as well - and he is of course still my sponsor.

What should we do? Will this jeapordize my application? Should we bring loan information as well as W2 information?

Before and after getting married, I was here working on my H1 and I stopped when we moved to Orlando a month after the wedding, so we had savings too. Should we have proof of this a well?

Thanks for the help.

WFE

Loans are not income. Does your husband still qualify as sponsor?

OK, so I went back to look at stuff and the requirements are 125% of the poverty line which is a total of $16,500 a year. I think he will make that with his part-timejob.

I will let you guys know what will happen.

Thanks again for your support.

You're about a thousand low on that poverty line figure.

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Hi all. I have my AOS interview in February in Orlando, but things have changed a bit since we started the process, this is in reference to my husband's work situation. When we started he was working fullt-time, but now he is in law school. He still does some consulting work for the company. He has loans etc, that cover tuition and living expense as well - and he is of course still my sponsor.

What should we do? Will this jeapordize my application? Should we bring loan information as well as W2 information?

Before and after getting married, I was here working on my H1 and I stopped when we moved to Orlando a month after the wedding, so we had savings too. Should we have proof of this a well?

Thanks for the help.

WFE

What's strange is that you were no rfe'd on your I-864. The requirement is that you meet the relevant poverty level for you household, and that the income will continue from the same source (unless the wording has changed since we went though the process) the income can come from either party - it's the household income. If there is a problem, you will have to get a joint sponsor. If past income (most recent W2) does not qualify, then they will consider assets and present income.

Good Luck.

[waitingforead 0]

Hi all. I have my AOS interview in February in Orlando, but things have changed a bit since we started the process, this is in reference to my husband's work situation. When we started he was working fullt-time, but now he is in law school. He still does some consulting work for the company. He has loans etc, that cover tuition and living expense as well - and he is of course still my sponsor.

What should we do? Will this jeapordize my application? Should we bring loan information as well as W2 information?

Before and after getting married, I was here working on my H1 and I stopped when we moved to Orlando a month after the wedding, so we had savings too. Should we have proof of this a well?

Thanks for the help.

WFE

What's strange is that you were no rfe'd on your I-864. The requirement is that you meet the relevant poverty level for you household, and that the income will continue from the same source (unless the wording has changed since we went though the process) the income can come from either party - it's the household income. If there is a problem, you will have to get a joint sponsor. If past income (most recent W2) does not qualify, then they will consider assets and present income.

Good Luck.

Well they wouldn't ask for one because we met the requirement when we applied. I spoke to my hubby and he said he is in the clear so we are good, his consulting work will clear the requirement.

Thanks guys!

[Nina+Matt 0]

i thought you dont have to offer another affidavit once you applied for aos? do they want to see up toi date info for the affidavit at the time of the interview?

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i thought you dont have to offer another affidavit once you applied for aos? do they want to see up toi date info for the affidavit at the time of the interview?

You can see from my signature when we applied, and when we interviewed. At our interview they required up-to-date pay stubs.

[ELW 5]

Usually no additional income verification is required at the AOS interview, so I'm sure there is nothing to worry about. However, bring the updated information with you just in case (recent pay stubs, W2s etc). No need to offer any info unless asked.