AOS My husband's income

[sherry0201 0]

Hello. My husband makes way above poverty line. However, from next fall, he is planning to go back to grad school and become a part time worker. I am planning to work fulltime.

It will be no problem if I can get my GC by then. But, it seems that some people have to wait for over a year to get GC. I applied for AOS in July 2008. I wonder if they will not give me GC if my husband becomes part time.

I should be making enough to have both. We are planning to file tax jointly. Please let me know.

[payxibka 10,045]

As a practical matter you should have your greencard by then... I would not worry. You have a year before anything changes...

[link09 0]

As a practical matter you should have your greencard by then... I would not worry. You have a year before anything changes...

Agreed. Even if he goes back to grad school full time, he still has the same if not higher income potential, and in an odd event that you will have to proof that, you just need to show your husband's past earning history and his diploma.

[Old Dominion 26]

Hello. My husband makes way above poverty line. However, from next fall, he is planning to go back to grad school and become a part time worker. I am planning to work fulltime.

It will be no problem if I can get my GC by then. But, it seems that some people have to wait for over a year to get GC. I applied for AOS in July 2008. I wonder if they will not give me GC if my husband becomes part time.

I should be making enough to have both. We are planning to file tax jointly. Please let me know.

Unless there is some complication in your situation, you should have your green card in about nine months after you apply. The financial support evidence must be submitted when you apply, and when you are interviewed, no additional evidence is needed -- just what you submitted at the time you applied. The only relevant evidence will be joint bank account statements, joint rental agreement, joint utility bills, etc. etc.