New job after school

[FLBoy82 0]

I would like some opinions regarding proof of income. I have recently started a new job after going to graduate school. I took a year and a half off and my IRS transcripts are lacking from last year. I currently make 4 times the minimum amount needed to get my fiance here. Should I still attach my IRS transcripts from the past three years (with the last year under the minimum amount)? I am planning on doing so along with my offer letter and paystubs. Do you think that will be sufficient? Any suggestions?

[BoxsterOwner 3]

when does your new job starts?

Edited June 21, 2011 by BoxsterOwner

[HotPinay-KoolKano 10]

I would like some opinions regarding proof of income. I have recently started a new job after going to graduate school. I took a year and a half off and my IRS transcripts are lacking from last year. I currently make 4 times the minimum amount needed to get my fiance here. Should I still attach my IRS transcripts from the past three years (with the last year under the minimum amount)? I am planning on doing so along with my offer letter and paystubs. Do you think that will be sufficient? Any suggestions?

Either way, I would think that you should make sure your fiancee has all the returns, W-2's and as many check-stubs that you can produce by the time of her Manila Embassy interview would be wise.

Perhaps, only produce what is required by the I-864, but make sure she has as much documentation you can produce to offer, if the Consular requests additional info.

Also coach your Fiance to inform the Embassy Rep,(if challenged)that you recently, successfully, completed a Graduate Course in whatever course of study you completed.

I think a recent Grad who has already landed a good job,in this economy, will look positive!

Edited June 21, 2011 by Leo&Rea