Income guidelines

[Missy and Mohamd 0]

Could someone help me figure out the 125%above the poverty level for the visa? i work 40+ a week im the only one in my household and my husband lives in Egypt.I dont know if i need a co-sponser so anyone that can help me understand this i would greatly appreciate it. Thank you soo much

[bsd058 296]

Could someone help me figure out the 125%above the poverty level for the visa? i work 40+ a week im the only one in my household and my husband lives in Egypt.I dont know if i need a co-sponser so anyone that can help me understand this i would greatly appreciate it. Thank you soo much

How many hours you work has no bearing on whether or not you meet income eligibility requirements.

These are the questions we would need answered to help you:

1) What state do you live in?

2) What do you make in a year?

3) Are you married and do you have any children?

If you answer these we can help you.

Use this form: http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/i-864p.pdf

Edited April 8, 2013 by bsd058

[True Love at Last 15]

Could someone help me figure out the 125%above the poverty level for the visa? i work 40+ a week im the only one in my household and my husband lives in Egypt.I dont know if i need a co-sponser so anyone that can help me understand this i would greatly appreciate it. Thank you soo much

Did you apply for the K1 Fiance visa or are you married? I noticed you say your husband but your listed as K1?

[Missy and Mohamd 0]

Did you apply for the K1 Fiance visa or are you married? I noticed you say your husband but your listed as K1?

Im sorry lol im new at this its a K-1 fiance visa.I guess im kinda getting ahead of myself by saying my husband sorry.

[Missy and Mohamd 0]

How many hours you work has no bearing on whether or not you meet income eligibility requirements.

These are the questions we would need answered to help you:

1) What state do you live in?

2) What do you make in a year?

3) Are you married and do you have any children?

If you answer these we can help you.

Use this form: http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/i-864p.pdf

i live in Kentucky and my children are grown and no not married and my income i drew unemployment for a year $3870.00 and i started my job last Nov. $1280.00

so i don't know how this is gonna go

[bsd058 296]

i live in Kentucky and my children are grown and no not married and my income i drew unemployment for a year $3870.00 and i started my job last Nov. $1280.00

so i don't know how this is gonna go

Sounds like you'll need a co-sponsor. The minimum you would need to make on a per year basis for your situation would be $19,387 based on the fact that you would have a household of two people (you and your significant other) and you live in the continental US.

If you have assets that equal at least 3x the difference between your annual salary that could help.

You're not being very clear as to how much you make per year, but based on the idea that you started at the beginning of November and worked to the end of December at 40 hours per week, you worked approximately 360 hours and only made $1280. That makes your hourly rate around $3.56/hour which is illegal. I'm not sure if you're being straight forward or not, but it doesn't seem likely.

However, only you know much you make per year.

If you have assets they can help. But you would have to get appraisals (which cost money) of them to prove their value.

I think your best bet would be to try to get a co-sponsor.

Edited April 8, 2013 by bsd058

[Missy and Mohamd 0]

Sounds like you'll need a co-sponsor. The minimum you would need to make on a per year basis for your situation would be $19,387 based on the fact that you would have a household of two people (you and your significant other) and you live in the continental US.

If you have assets that equal at least 3x the difference between your annual salary that could help.

You're not being very clear as to how much you make per year, but based on the idea that you started at the beginning of November and worked to the end of December at 40 hours per week, you worked approximately 360 hours and only made $1280. That makes your hourly rate around $3.56/hour which is illegal. I'm not sure if you're being straight forward or not, but it doesn't seem likely.

However, only you know much you make per year.

If you have assets they can help. But you would have to get appraisals (which cost money) of them to prove their value.

I think your best bet would be to try to get a co-sponsor.

Im sorry im new at all of this i guess i added wrong i do not make $3.56 an hour lol i make 7.75.Thank you for pointing that out for me though

Edited April 8, 2013 by Missy and Mohamd