Help Urgent Employment Question!!!??

[Tim/Mav 305]

You can include your tax returns from last 3 years, which I am sure you filed.

That clearly show you were working as an ind comtractor and whtever income you had is clearly stated on the tax returns.

The only thing is your current client can write you letter which shows you are stillworking for them, means it could be asumed you would still be making approx same amount this year as well.

Excellent Answer. And have the Employer Attest to this in Company Letterhead and Signed.

[muñequita y osito 2]

I am in the same shoes you are. To make you feel better just fill out your I-864 as self employed and have your employer write your letter anyway. My employer wrote my letter stating I work for the company as a 1099 employee and have been for 3years. I felt it was better to do it this way and my employer agreed.

I have not submitted to the NVC but what it really comes down to if the income you can prove which should be on your tax returns. I have all my tax returns. I'm just using the letter so that they can see where the money is coming from and its not in question.

[ann and aties 9]

That clearly show you were working as an ind comtractor and whtever income you had is clearly stated on the tax returns.

The only thing is your current client can write you letter which shows you are stillworking for them, means it could be asumed you would still be making approx same amount this year as well.

Yes, that is an excellent answer above, I agree. I think the words to stay away from are "employer" or "employee" - use customer or client. The letter from the company you work for is added proof, why not include it? I am self-employed also but don't work for just one company or I would include it. And honestly, they can see from your tax transcripts you are self employed, so even if the letter does say employee they can tell when it means. Good luck!