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hjones   1

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Seemingly silly question... I (USC) live and work in the UK and will not have a job in the US lined up before submitting my I-864 form. So for question number 22 regarding my current employment, should I answer that I am currently employed as a civil engineer, even though my salary from that employment will not count towards the sponsorship requirement? If so, should I still put $0 for my current income (question 23)? My dad will be our joint sponsor, if that makes any difference.

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09/17/11: Wedding in Vermont

03/14/12: Sent I-130 application from Scotland

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03/23/12: Recieved NOA1 email

04/02/12: Received NOA2!! (USC living abroad)

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04/20/12: NVC received case

05/03/12: Received case number

05/08/12: Emailed DS-3032

05/09/12: AOS invoice paid

05/15/12: IV invoice paid

06/07/12: AOS & IV packages sent to NVC

06/18/12: Received checklist! Boo...

06/20/12: Sent checklist response to NVC (they received it on 06/22)

07/02/12: CASE COMPLETE! Yee haw!

07/12/12: Received interview date

09/24/12: Interview (We changed the orginal date due to scheduling conflict)

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Seemingly silly question... I (USC) live and work in the UK and will not have a job in the US lined up before submitting my I-864 form. So for question number 22 regarding my current employment, should I answer that I am currently employed as a civil engineer, even though my salary from that employment will not count towards the sponsorship requirement? If so, should I still put $0 for my current income (question 23)? My dad will be our joint sponsor, if that makes any difference.

Thanks!

Question 23 says enter the amount of income "that you are using to meet the requirements of this form". Since you can't use any of your current income to meet those requirements, I would enter zero. Question 22 doesn't have that qualification, so I would mark currently employed and write civil engineer.

 
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