I-864 help for USC working for foreign companies (DCF Frankfurt)

[sassypantz 0]

I will continue to work for a German company once I have moved to the states. I currently have a full-time contract with the company, but will go down to part-time, freelance, though the freelance title is really for tax reasons more than anything, as I will have a contract and will earn a regular salary and work regular 20 hour weeks. I'm wondering the best way to handle it for the I-864. Should I have my boss write a letter stating I will be working part-time for $XXXX? Or should I bring my contract? But this will say how much I'll be making in Euros. Will they convert a salary in Euros into dollars? At the current exchange rate, if my euro salary is converted into dollars I make a couple grand over the poverty level.

Any help on this or in general on the I864 would be greatly appreciated. I'm pretty confident about everything else, but this part is freaking me out a bit.

[Penguin_ie 5,996]

I would do both- bring the contract and a letter from the employer. They know the exchange rate, so can convert it. If you have any assets (savings etc) I'd list them too, as you will only be a couple of grand over with the income alone.

[sassypantz 0]

I would do both- bring the contract and a letter from the employer. They know the exchange rate, so can convert it. If you have any assets (savings etc) I'd list them too, as you will only be a couple of grand over with the income alone.

Thanks for the reply. I think you're right and I'll bring as much supporting proof as possible.

[Lana2011 0]

I am curious how the rest of it went for yo. Also filed your way in Frankfurt. And faxed the checklist the day after. How fast did it all move for you?