Ability to pay wages and tax returns.

[zibrnp 2]

Is W-2 and letter from CFO enough to proof ability to pay wages?

When total yearly income on W-2 is higher than DOL requires.

How many of my tax returns should I include when filing I-140, I-485?

Is one year enough?

[asdfg 18]

If you are the employer you will file I-140, your employee can file I-485, these two forms can be filed concurrently.

If you are an employee then you will file I-485, your employer files I-140.

I am not sure about I-140 , you may read instructions, but I would assume that W-2 can not establish an ability to pay wages, it can only establish the fact that they were paid. Ability to pay can be established by demonstrating balance sheet of the company.

Try to search forums/sub-forums and articles describing I-140/I-485 petitions, I think most of users on this forum are immediate relatives of beneficiary or beneficiaries of immediate relative petitions not I-140's.

I am not a lawyer, above is not a legal advise only my personal subjective opinion.

Good luck.

[zibrnp 2]

Hello,

I have founded below document on one of the forums:

http://www.uscis.gov/files/nativedocuments/abilitytopay_4may04.pdf

On the bottom of page 2, I can read:

"CIS  adjudicator should make a positive ability to pay determination in any one of the following circumstances:"

I think "Employment of beneficiary" apply to me and it says: 

"The record contains credible verifiable evidence that the petitioner is not only employing the beneficiary but also has paid or currently is paying the proffered wage"

I am guessing that W-2 is verifiable evidence of may wages.

Do I understand this correctly?

Thanks for any input.