Support of Affidavit form. No previous taxes?

[Ismail+Cassie 36]

Im always getting confused on the taxes cuz I havent filed taxes before. Im still young, been out of the country. But anyho, forget about that and just to answers this just if I was anyone

I have a job now that doesnt make the 125% over poverty line. I plan in the next upcoming months to get a job that will make that much. (I can).

So I have two scenarios for you...

What if I get the job that makes enough money, BEFORE taxes are filed. Will that even matter cuz by that time I will probably have only been working that job for a few months?

Or what if I get the job right after taxes are filed? What could I do to prove my income? Cuz by the time my fiance gets to the interview, I will have been working at the job for more than 7 ? 8 months. (When I get that job, is when I will send the I129F paperwork.) What would I, Should I, Could I do for both of these scenarios?

I do realize that I can get a co sponsor but right now thats becoming really hard to get. I think Ill probably have to get one because of my situation,but I just wanted to see if I have other options, and plus i want to show I have more money coming in even if I do have a co sponsor for better luck.

Any info would be very very very greatly appreciated!

I hope these arent stupid questions!

[Dave&Roza 748]

Im always getting confused on the taxes cuz I havent filed taxes before. Im still young, been out of the country. But anyho, forget about that and just to answers this just if I was anyone

I have a job now that doesnt make the 125% over poverty line. I plan in the next upcoming months to get a job that will make that much. (I can).

So I have two scenarios for you...

What if I get the job that makes enough money, BEFORE taxes are filed. Will that even matter cuz by that time I will probably have only been working that job for a few months?

Or what if I get the job right after taxes are filed? What could I do to prove my income? Cuz by the time my fiance gets to the interview, I will have been working at the job for more than 7 ? 8 months. (When I get that job, is when I will send the I129F paperwork.) What would I, Should I, Could I do for both of these scenarios?

I do realize that I can get a co sponsor but right now thats becoming really hard to get. I think Ill probably have to get one because of my situation,but I just wanted to see if I have other options, and plus i want to show I have more money coming in even if I do have a co sponsor for better luck.

Any info would be very very very greatly appreciated!

I hope these arent stupid questions!

First,it is CURRENT income that matters. So having a job now that pays more than the poverty level is okay. You just have to prove that level of pay via a letter from your employer and pay stubs. As for the taxes, as a USC you are required to FILE an income tax return any time your income--that is world wide income--exceeds the levels listed by the IRS. Also, for the instructions for the 1040 form there is a place that lists the condiditons of who must file a tax return. Check it out. If your income was less than that level and you were in fact not REQUIRED to file a tax return then you will need to write a letter explaining why you did not file a tax return. It might be easier to just file a tax return for the last three years that shows you owe no taxes. After doing that get a tax transcipt from the IRS for your last three years to cover the USCIS requirement.

Good luck,

Dave

Edited November 8, 2012 by Dave&Roza

[Ismail+Cassie 36]

Oh wow seems a bit complicated but I think I understand you Thanks that really Helped me out!

I never have had to file taxes because Ive never worked in the US before. Im 19 and I was in Turkey since 16/17 years old and I also didnt have to work there. I hope that will not be a problem with them!