Affidavit of Support question

[wzuru 0]

I have only been working at my job for about 5 months now. When it asks for my annual income, should I put what I expect to make in a years worth of my current salary, even though I have not worked a year?

my last few years of w2s are kinda (really) weak too, so I did not make near what I am expected to make in a year at my current company.

thank you

[YuAndDan 153]

Yes simply take what you are paid weekly (BEFORE TAX and deductions (GROSS income)) and multiply by 52 to get your yearly income, and attach copies of recent pay stubs, employer letter should also indicate your expected salary.

You need to provide a full IRS return (1040 + W2) not just W2s with the affidavit of support, better yet get simple IRS transcripts they are free. http://www.irs.gov/faqs/faq1-6.html Call the 800 number and order them over the phone.

[wzuru 0]

Yes simply take what you are paid weekly (BEFORE TAX and deductions (GROSS income)) and multiply by 52 to get your yearly income, and attach copies of recent pay stubs, employer letter should also indicate your expected salary.

You need to provide a full IRS return (1040 + W2) not just W2s with the affidavit of support, better yet get simple IRS transcripts they are free. http://www.irs.gov/faqs/faq1-6.html Call the 800 number and order them over the phone.

thank you. I do have the transcripts alread too, I did call them and got them for free.

Thanks

[tallcoolone 102]

Annual Income = 1 year of income

Weekly Income = 1 week of income

Monthly Income = 1 month of income

Quarterly Income = 3 month of income

Semi Annual Income = 6 month of income

[Istan-ns 0]

When they ask for IRS return, does that mean my check from the government or does it mean my 1040 and W2's I used when filing my taxes?

Its a little confusing to me what they want.