AOS I-864 and employment

[city2countrygirl 0]

Hello VJers, I hope somebody can help me on this (yet another)question, I am trying to get my AOS papers in and am stumbling on this form, my husband was out of work for most of last year but has just started a new job, should he put down his projected income for the next year and as he doesn't have any pay stubs etc., would they accept a letter explaining his situation, we have a joint sponsor who can meet all of the financial requirements. many thanks to anyone who has had this experience themselves.

[Bobby+Umit 161]

He would include what paystubs he has now, a letter from the employer (date started, type of employment, salary) along with the tax data for 2009 (I would suggest adding 2 more years (2007,2008) to show steady employment).

If his current income is sufficient, and he can prove it, no need for a co-sponsor.

[city2countrygirl 0]

He would include what paystubs he has now, a letter from the employer (date started, type of employment, salary) along with the tax data for 2009 (I would suggest adding 2 more years (2007,2008) to show steady employment).

If his current income is sufficient, and he can prove it, no need for a co-sponsor.

Thank you for your reply, however, as stated - he doesn't have any paystubs yet and it wouldn't be appropriate to ask his employer for anything at this early stage of his employment, and he cannot show steady employment for the last year or the preceding two years either, so we have a very willing and satisfactory joint sponsor. I just was curious to read any other scenarios like mine, thanks again

[Anh map 2,098]

If he can't prove his income claim then an explanation letter would not be very persuasive. Without anything to prove his claim he will likely be required to supply a joint sponsor.