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trying to meet the poverty line requirement.

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hi all,

you have been very supportive through this long, tough process. I am stuck at NVC.

I did not work in 2014 and my joint sponsor is only short by $1000 in meeting the poverty line. If I show $5000 in my checking account and combine with joint sponsor's income, would that fulfill the NVC requirement.

Additionally, the proof of most recent income of joint sponsor is job letter. does it have to original or copy is fine?

Please advice me. i would be very grateful for your input.

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