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Last year ITR didn't meet the Poverty Guidelines but Income from new job does

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nimfasilva   2

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Hello everyone!

Please I really need an immediate answer to this question:

Let say the 2015 Adjusted Gross Income of my husband didn't meet the Poverty Guidelines of 2016 but now he's earning way beyond our minimum household requirements. We already submitted all the things that will prove that they need such as ITR, W2s, Pay stubs and letter from his boss stating his annual income and how long he has been.

Do you guys think we need to have a joint sponsor? I'm confused.

Appreciate your immediate help cause I did try browsing to look for the same situation but I can't hoping someone can tell me what to do.

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If you have proven his current income, then they should be okay with that. The employer letter and pay stubs show he is currently doing better than he did in 2015.

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Bzegurl   41

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Hi I was placed on AP because my husband didn't make enough in 2015. He does make enough now but they still asked us for a joint sponsor so I hope it works out better for you. Good luck

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