How long do I need to be at my new job to demonstrate income for I-864

[MarkMc 0]

Hello,

I have just moved back from France in order to re-estabilish domicile and have a U.S. based job to establish income and

domicile as a sponsor for my French family. I am renting an apartment now, and have just started a new job. It pays very well (>100k/yr).

I am a natural born US citizen, and my question is this:

How long do I need to be working at my new job in order to satisfy the I-864 employment/income requirements?

Thanks in advance for any help!

Mark

[Julie O 5]

Hello,

I have just moved back from France in order to re-estabilish domicile and have a U.S. based job to establish income and

domicile as a sponsor for my French family. I am renting an apartment now, and have just started a new job. It pays very well (>100k/yr).

I am a natural born US citizen, and my question is this:

How long do I need to be working at my new job in order to satisfy the I-864 employment/income requirements?

Thanks in advance for any help!

Mark

My husband and I were in a similar situation. We applied for my visa in January 2013, he moved back to the US in February and started his new job in April. We simply submitted a letter from his employer to the NVC in April that stated how much he would be earning and that was sufficient. I think at the time he submitted the documents, he hadn't even received his first pay check.

[Penguin_ie 5,995]

It is up to the embassy, but France tends to be lenient. If you can get a letter from your employer stating salary and that the post is permanent, and a paystub or two, you should be fine/