help!!!!!AOS RFE!!!!!

[ailyn5phil 0]

pls read my post......

[Canuck Carrie 1]

HELP!!!!

We applied for the AOS already and we got this RFE...

My hubby went to USA last February 2005 and went back to his job.ByApril 2005,he was a regular employee and earning above the 125% of the poverty line.

HE came back to the Phils.last Nov 2005 to be with me and waited there for my interview date and medical so that the 2 of us will come back to USA together.

Now, he only filed for 1099 [tax] because he only worked for 7 months on that yr.We settled already for the fine and everything.We came back here on February and he is still working fulltime to that same company and he meet the USCIS poverty guidelines.

Now,we already submitted to them the latest tax returns which is the 1099 plus the letter of his employment and his wages and how much he is earning per hour.

Do we need to sumbit it again?the 1099 form,the payslips and the letter of employment and the how much he is earning every bi-weekly?

We dont know what to do....pls help....

I would like to add this opportunity here to thank CAPTAIN EWOK for mostly and to all the people that helped us durin the process of my visa. Now, another problem come up again and im asking for the input here.

Be bless!!

I've copied over your post from the other thread.

What is the RFE asking you for?

[ailyn5phil 0]

HELP!!!!

We applied for the AOS already and we got this RFE...

My hubby went to USA last February 2005 and went back to his job.ByApril 2005,he was a regular employee and earning above the 125% of the poverty line.

HE came back to the Phils.last Nov 2005 to be with me and waited there for my interview date and medical so that the 2 of us will come back to USA together.

Now, he only filed for 1099 [tax] because he only worked for 7 months on that yr.We settled already for the fine and everything.We came back here on February and he is still working fulltime to that same company and he meet the USCIS poverty guidelines.

Now,we already submitted to them the latest tax returns which is the 1099 plus the letter of his employment and his wages and how much he is earning per hour.

Do we need to sumbit it again?the 1099 form,the payslips and the letter of employment and the how much he is earning every bi-weekly?

We dont know what to do....pls help....

I would like to add this opportunity here to thank CAPTAIN EWOK for mostly and to all the people that helped us durin the process of my visa. Now, another problem come up again and im asking for the input here.

Be bless!!

I've copied over your post from the other thread.

What is the RFE asking you for?

The USCIS is asking us for further evidences about his earnings or income. The 1099 has the amount of only 10,746$,they think its below the poverty guidelines which is true.. but the logic here is that my hubby only worked for 8 mnoths here n went baCK to Phils. as what i stated.

They told me that we need to send them proof that we are not below the 125% poverty guidelines which they stated.

But as i said earlier, bi weekly rate of my hubby is 800$ n monthly income is sufficient for both of us only.'

[Kez/JWolf 6]

Looks like you will need to find a co-sponsor as your declared income is below the 125% poverty line...

Kezzie

[motu 5]

You can not prorate your income like that. They want to see how much he earns per year and if he can support another person or not. So, find a co-sponsor and more importantly be aware that the poverty level (or 125% of it) is very very low - normally people spend a lot more than that on normal living. So be prepared for bare level survival as you can not work for a few months while waiting for EAD or green card. Do you like beans and rice (or hot dogs and hamburgers - lots of them for many months to come?) Good Luck

[aidan80 9]

mmmm... Burgers!

[Peter Miami 0]

Looks like you will need to find a co-sponsor as your declared income is below the 125% poverty line...

Kezzie

You can not prorate your income like that. They want to see how much he earns per year and if he can support another person or not. So, find a co-sponsor and more importantly be aware that the poverty level (or 125% of it) is very very low - normally people spend a lot more than that on normal living. So be prepared for bare level survival as you can not work for a few months while waiting for EAD or green card. Do you like beans and rice (or hot dogs and hamburgers - lots of them for many months to come?) Good Luck

I am sorry but the two posters are correct.

Good luck,

Peter Miami