I-134, Question ??!!

[Jen and Jon 14]

I'm filling out the remaining paperwork that I have to do on my end, and I have a quick question about #7. Where it asks about 'I derive an annual income of:' do I put what I had made as of last year or what my posistion is scaled at? Either way I make above the required 125%.

Appreciate any replies, Thanks.

[pushbrk 12,877]

I'm filling out the remaining paperwork that I have to do on my end, and I have a quick question about #7. Where it asks about 'I derive an annual income of:' do I put what I had made as of last year or what my posistion is scaled at? Either way I make above the required 125%.

Appreciate any replies, Thanks.

It's a present tense question. If you're hourly and full time, take the gross hourly times 40 times 52.

[X Factor 1,112]

It's a present tense question. If you're hourly and full time, take the gross hourly times 40 times 52.

. Your pay stubs can be used as verification.

Edited August 10, 2012 by kennard

[cerebus407 16]

If you are over 125% in either case, just use your adjusted gross income from the previous year's tax return. Makes it simpler.

[pushbrk 12,877]

If you are over 125% in either case, just use your adjusted gross income from the previous year's tax return. Makes it simpler.

NO, you do not. They are asking for current income, which may or may not have ANYTHING to do with how much you made in 2011. Also, when asked for past income later on the I-864, use line 22 total income, not adjusted gross income, unless you filed a 1040EZ.