Offer of employment

[JlovesL 0]

will it help if i have a offer of employment letter

for the interview? i sent out my i-864 with an annual

income of 54,000 a year.

so will the offer of employment help for anything

since my i-864 is wayyy over poverty line?

[Penguin_ie 5,993]

Offers don't count for anything.

If your current income is way over the poverty line, you have nothing to worry about.

[Scott & Ale 3]

will it help if i have a offer of employment letter

for the interview? i sent out my i-864 with an annual

income of 54,000 a year.

so will the offer of employment help for anything

since my i-864 is wayyy over poverty line?

Did you accept the offer?

If no then the offer means nothing. Would be like someone who works for non-profit social services making minimum wage because they love helping people knowing they could make more flipping burgers at Mcd's. You are reviewed based on results and not potential.

If yes then will you have started the new job by the time the interview starts?

If no then I would suggest taking it along (not required), but in a separate folder where you would only put things that are off the wall and ensure your wife knows this. The only reason I would suggest taking it along as it suggests a little bit of volatility in your employment and if they ask your wife if you plan to continue working at the place you stated on the I-864 she can answer truthfully. Low probability of being asked in this manner but I have a folder for odd question supporting docs for my wife for her interview just in case. Also I assume the offer letter has a starting date on it, if not I would request it to be added from your new future employer.

If yes then definetly take it along as well as any pay stubs. The key now is your employer is different than what you submitted on the AOS and other docs. If any question is asked in the interview you need to be able to show supporting docs for this at the interview. It isn't so much about you making more money than it is that you have a source of income now that it is with a different employer. All of the above if you have not started the job applies as well if you started the job, just need to be prepared in case they ask the question considering what you signed in the AOS is different now.

Anyway this is just what I would do. Hope this helps and good luck.

[JlovesL 0]

sorry i should have stated that it isn't for me

the offer is for my wife. a good friend that i know

is willing to give my wife a position in her company.

so would that help my wife at her interview?

or should i just set it aside since my

affidavit of support has a income of about

54,000 which makes it way over the line.

so i guess the question is should i include it

or just set it aside and take it just in case

[Anh map 2,098]

I could write your spouse an offer letter. Or your neighbor could write an offer letter.

It doesn't have any impact on the process. No need to include it.

[JlovesL 0]

alright ill just set it to the side.

am guessing that if my wife was to accept

the offer it would be better?

or would would this letter work? just wondering

[Penguin_ie 5,993]

Forget the offer. It does not matter, it doesn't help.