I-864 filling out assets part even if combined income is sufficient?

[rockin4u 0]

My US citizen spouse income alone is not sufficient for sponsorship, however if my (intending immigrant) income is also counted, it is way above poverty line as I am on H1B and have good stable income. I understand I-864 clearly stats that if your combine income is sufficient you don't need to fill out assets part in form. But there is a thin line that if intending immigrant's income wants to be counted it should continue from same source after green card is approved and I don't want to use joint sponsor. Because of that thin line I am considering to declare assets(cash) she has (around 40K) in bank on I-864 even though form stats not to fill out that part because our combined income is sufficient.

Would this be a problem if I declare assets even though our combined income is sufficient but only petitioner's income is not sufficient?

[NancyNguyen 1,658]

One key factor of using intending immigrant's income is that you need to prove your job will be from same source after you obtain green card, a job contract and/or employer's letter will be sufficient. I-864 is pretty much "paper routine" so once you have your green card, you don't have worry about that anymore. I would not include assets if I can't prove it would be a stable source (house, inheritance...) which checking/saving account is not one (you can clear bank next day.)