W2's and current Income

[VetsWife328 7]

OK so we just found out that Jim's W2's state that his taxable Income (he receives Per Diem) is at 21 800$ for 2007.That would be fine for the 2007 requirment and we probably wont have any problems with the I 134 for the embassy stage in Frankfurt,BUT will we have problems doing AOS??

His Income is WELL above the 125% and we can prove that,BUT his W2's for last year keep us under the 22000$.

So what is more important? What the w2's state or his actual current Income??????? He started his current job in September of 07,so thats why his taxable Income is less than 22 for the year 2007.........Can anyone help me with this???

Am worried now..........

Nat

[malego77 2]

OK so we just found out that Jim's W2's state that his taxable Income (he receives Per Diem) is at 21 800$ for 2007.That would be fine for the 2007 requirment and we probably wont have any problems with the I 134 for the embassy stage in Frankfurt,BUT will we have problems doing AOS??

His Income is WELL above the 125% and we can prove that,BUT his W2's for last year keep us under the 22000$.

So what is more important? What the w2's state or his actual current Income??????? He started his current job in September of 07,so thats why his taxable Income is less than 22 for the year 2007.........Can anyone help me with this???

Am worried now..........

Nat

The worse thing that would happen is that you need a co-sponsor.

[VetsWife328 7]

WOW REALLY???

Gee I KNEW that..........I was asking for some info so please someone outthere answer my question?!

Nat

[payxibka 10,047]

Well lets take a look at the instructions to the I-864 to see if this issue has presented itself before.... here is something...

You may include evidence supporting your claim about your expected income for the current year if you believe that submitting this evidence will help you establish ability to maintain sufficient income. You are not required to submit this evidence, however, unless specifically instructed to do so by a Government official. For example, you may includea recent letter from your employer, showing your employer's address and telephone number, and indicating your annual salary. You may also provide pay stub(s) showing your income for the previous six months. If your claimed income includes alimony, child support, dividend or interest income,or income from any other source, you may also include evidence of that income.

[VetsWife328 7]

THANK YOU!!!!!! That was very helpful.

I thought there was soemthing like this but wasnt sure,and I would really HATE to have my man's Dad have to be our Co Sponsor.After all it IS a legally binding and very serious contract!

You never know what happens in life and in my opinion you shouldn't ask someone for soemthing as big as being a Co Sponsor unless you absoloutley HAVE to.

And as I said,Jim's Income is WAY over the 125% since he started working for that Company in Spetember of 2007,just it doesn't state that on the 2007 W2's since obviously he hasn't started that job until 9/07.

Anyways-thanks again for that info fwaguy,you really made my day!!

Nat

[Erin and Muraari 0]

If it is a new job get a letter from the employer (n official letterhead) giving details about the position, that he is employed, #hours per week and showing the proper salary. That is what we did

THANK YOU!!!!!! That was very helpful.

I thought there was soemthing like this but wasnt sure,and I would really HATE to have my man's Dad have to be our Co Sponsor.After all it IS a legally binding and very serious contract!

You never know what happens in life and in my opinion you shouldn't ask someone for soemthing as big as being a Co Sponsor unless you absoloutley HAVE to.

And as I said,Jim's Income is WAY over the 125% since he started working for that Company in Spetember of 2007,just it doesn't state that on the 2007 W2's since obviously he hasn't started that job until 9/07.

Anyways-thanks again for that info fwaguy,you really made my day!!

Nat

[VetsWife328 7]

Thanks,we will do that!

Nat