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Just a quick question. I've been looking on here for over an hour and occasionally things pop up sometimes they don't so sorry if this already exists (I'm sure it has to)

I have to find a co-sponsor. Embassy is awaiting those documents. This co-sponsor must make over the poverty line for him and his dependent and my fiancee. That is understood (18,213 in my case + dependent does that equal 3 people? ) My point is, the co-sponsor would be a LPR. I'm almost certain that he makes enough to sponsor, but the job that he will present on his w2 is not the job he has now. he can provide proof of his current employment I'm sure. Will this be a problem that he has not been employed for them in the last few months , but provides proof of his new employment?

If that is not a problem, I will go ahead and move forward, but I don't want to ask someone to provide that information in vain.

thank you!!!

Liberty

 
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