Sustained Income

[LennifelShawn 1]

At the interview they give white paper that ask for evidence of sustained income. Has anyone else here got that? What do you give them when they ask for that?

Did you submit W2 along with the tax return?

I would also submit a letter from your Employer on company letterhead indicating your hire date, how long employed and yearly salary.

You can also submit a letter from the bank indicating your bank assets or past 3 months of bank account statements.

Also submit past 3 months of paycheck stubs, you can never submit too much evidence because it is better than not submitting enough.

This would be sufficient to prove your income.

[Crunchy Roll 0]

At the interview they give white paper that ask for evidence of sustained income. Has anyone else here got that? What do you give them when they ask for that?

Usually, long term employment/business, proper filing of taxes is a good indicator and won't raise any questions. If that is lacking, what they want is proof that your job/income is steady and will continue to be in the future. Getting a regular job may be easier.

I'm a young 21 year old and just married.

Getting continous paychecks from VA Disability ($14000 a year TAX FREE)

Had ups and downs for good jobs and living around finding a job that works.

Consider that I have no college and little employment experience other than COP in the Air Force.

I'm not recently attending college full-time for Nursing. And get extra income for living expenses from the VA.

also the VA pays college 100%.

So i get around $18500 a year under this program.

Or with the GI Bill it would go to $22000

Does GI Bill and Living Expense Pension (under education program) count>?