Is this going tobe ok?

[mugenpower 0]

Hi everyone,

I am in the process of filing AOS I-864 forms and supporting document for my mother's IR-5 case with NVC.

The problem I have now is that I just graduated from College last year, and my previous job from 2005 to 2007 was a part-time one, so the income was NOT enough and I did file tax on those years. However, I do have enough asset (bank account and Real estate).

Now, I got a new job this January earn enough income to sponsor my mom, but I dont have any tax document for it yet, all I have now is employment letter and pay stubs to prove it.

Is this going to be ok? Should I write a letter to explain this situation?

Thank you for your help!

[doug and leann 0]

In addition to your employment letter and pay stubs, include a letter from your bank stating when the account was opened, remaining balance, and any other valuable information. You should be fine as long as you have proof that you can sponsor your mom. Good luck!

[mugenpower 0]

Thank you so much for your information!

I did get the bank letter stating that When the account was opened and how much is the balance, and also I did have the deed of the property and the proof of the current net value of it.

Just worry about the current employment and don't have proper tax document of it yet...

[Mononoke28 135]

They're mainly concerned about your current salary, so if you can get the documentation to support the numbers you wrote down on the I-864, you're ok. In this pay stubs and the employer letter speak volumes.

Diana

[mugenpower 0]

I do have employment letter and copy of pay stubs ready for my current job, the only problem that worries me is that since this job started by the beginning of this year, so I don't have any Tax documents yet...

[Mononoke28 135]

It doesn't matter as long as they show that you currently make enough to support the both of you. I started a new job almost 5 months before his interview and all I did was give them my past tax returns, pay stubs and employment letter.

Diana

Edited August 14, 2008 by Mononoke28

[mugenpower 0]

Thank you Diana for your help!

Here is update from today: I call the NVC number, the rep. told me on the phone that as long as I can provide evidence that I am currently full-time employed and have enough income to meet the 125% poverty line of my proper household members, I should be fine. asset is optional, but I guess it will never hurt me for provide extra evidence to prove that I am able to sponsor my mother's immigration case.