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Affidavit of Support Question

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kjcamara   6

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When reporting my income for years 2 and 3 ago, I was previously married so my tax transcripts show total family income not just mine. Should I show that total income as my income or just my portion of that as I have on my W2s?

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BearInABox   0

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You should always write your joint income in the AoS if that is what is shown in the tax transcripts. They will know how to look up your individual income. Also, send in a couple of paystubs as well and also print out the latest ones for your interview. The consular officer in my case asked for any company correspondence, and when my mom showed him my 4 paystubs, he looked at them all and was satisfied.

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agree with bearinabox. dclare it as joint income becuase if ever there will be an audit. it will corroborate with the ine you provided.

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