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Hi there!

I did not work from 2008 - 2012 as I was a stay at home mom to our son.

2013 - I worked part time mid Feb through December 2013 and my W-2 and tax transcript shows 22,000 (per I-864P, I need to show $24,737), so I do NOT meet the requirements based on my 2013 taxes to sponsor my husband.

I am still working the same job, same hours, for the same employer, but in Mid May, I received a raise of $1.25/hour. I have a letter from my employer stating I work X number of hours a week on average and my salary is ****/hour and annualizes out to $26,130, which is above the threshold for the 2014 I-864P for my family size. It is only because of this raise that I will make the cutoff for salary in 2014 to sponsor my husband.

I do have the letter from my employer and my mid-May and more frequent stubs will show the new hourly rate. However, my last year taxes and paycheck stubs prior to Mid-may will NOT show that I make enough money to sponsor.

Has anybody been in this situation?

My thought was that they will be more concerned about my current status (letter from employer stating I work ___hours @ _____/hour which annualizes to above the needed amount on the I-864P, but as we are about to file, I am getting a bit paranoid.

Please help!

Came to US on a TN "Visa" from Canada, fell in love, married USC, and now filing for AOS based on marriage to USC

TN Visa Approved at Border 3-1-2013 (Canadian Citizen)

May 2014 - Completed I-693 Medical Process with Civil Surgeon

6-7-2014 Married to USC

7-15-14 Sent AOS Package via USPS Priority Mail Day 1

7-17-14 NOA for all parts of AOS package, EAD, and AP Day 3

7-21-14 Checks cashed Day 6

8-13-14 Biometrics 8-13-14 Day 28 (Did not walk in early, went on scheduled day/time)

8-27-14 Online status showed case moved to Testing and interview Day 42

9-10-14 Status update - AP and EAD approved, card production ordered Day 55

9-17-14 AP and EAD Combo Card received Day 62

10-15-14 Online status change, assigning interview date DAY 90

11-1#-14 Interview, approved at end of interview, green card should arrive in 2-3 weeks per approval letter DAY 120

11-1#-14 Evening of interview - received "Card Production Ordered" email update DAY 120 (NO RFE throughout process)

Looking forward to:

8-1#-16 Begin Removal of Conditions Process

8-1#-17 Begin Naturalization Process

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List the current income amount of $26,130 and provide the letter from employer and most recent pay stubs to prove that amount. You only need to submit your most recent tax transcript. No past pay stubs needed.

Link to K-1 instructions for Ciudad Juarez, Mexico > https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/K1/CDJ_Ciudad-Juarez-2-22-2021.pdf

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Thanks Kaydee! Has anybody else been in this situation? Wondering how things went for you....

Came to US on a TN "Visa" from Canada, fell in love, married USC, and now filing for AOS based on marriage to USC

TN Visa Approved at Border 3-1-2013 (Canadian Citizen)

May 2014 - Completed I-693 Medical Process with Civil Surgeon

6-7-2014 Married to USC

7-15-14 Sent AOS Package via USPS Priority Mail Day 1

7-17-14 NOA for all parts of AOS package, EAD, and AP Day 3

7-21-14 Checks cashed Day 6

8-13-14 Biometrics 8-13-14 Day 28 (Did not walk in early, went on scheduled day/time)

8-27-14 Online status showed case moved to Testing and interview Day 42

9-10-14 Status update - AP and EAD approved, card production ordered Day 55

9-17-14 AP and EAD Combo Card received Day 62

10-15-14 Online status change, assigning interview date DAY 90

11-1#-14 Interview, approved at end of interview, green card should arrive in 2-3 weeks per approval letter DAY 120

11-1#-14 Evening of interview - received "Card Production Ordered" email update DAY 120 (NO RFE throughout process)

Looking forward to:

8-1#-16 Begin Removal of Conditions Process

8-1#-17 Begin Naturalization Process

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