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dietervaca   0

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Hello everyone,

I'm getting ready to file for my fiancee's AOS. My question is regarding my income as the Affidavit of Support. I just graduated school in December and started a job in January in which I make more than enough to cover the I-864 requirements; however, since I was in school for the past years my income has been way under the required amount for the I-864. At the time of submitting the AOS packet I will have about 3 months worth of pay-stubs from my new job along with a letter stating my permanent position status and my salary. Would that be enough for the I-864 to be approved, or should I try to get an co-sponsor? Has anyone had a similar experience; if so, how did you managed the situation? Any sort of advise will be greatly appreciated.

Thank you very much in advance

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teeak   224

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You're supposed to list your "current household income" which would be what you're earning in the coming year. It should be fine though and I don't think you'll need a joint sponsor.

Just be sure to provide plenty of financial evidence (pay stubs, job letter etc.)

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Pitaya   2,577

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