I-134 (Annual Income)

[smccad 0]

Hello all,

On the form I-134, under section 7, it states:

"I derive an annual income of:"

Towards the end of 2012, I changed positions at my company and am making significantly more than I did in 2012. I know it's said that you should always give them the current but I just want to be completely sure. Should I be listing essentially my currently weekly wage x 52 weeks and entering that number? Or should I list what I made in 2012? I believe the answer is the current and thus I should list what I expect to make this year based off of my current wage.

Thank you for taking the time to read this!

[madtownguy 164]

I wouldn't worry, you have to make next to nothing to be under poverty levels. When the time comes you'll provide last 2 pay checks and maybe a letter from employer, you can provide more or less. They might be fine with I134 and tax returns alone.

[Tahoma 2,292]

Enter your current income on an annualized basis. Provide current paycheck stubs to prove it.