Need help with the form I-864

[cedric1738 0]

i just completed filling the form I-864. Which other documents should i attach with the form I-864 and how can i calculate my current individual annual income since is the beginning of a new year. 

[NikLR 13,231]

you should include any evidence of ongoing income such as pay stubs and/or a letter from your employer stating your position and yearly wage.  Include the last year to 3 years of tax return transcripts as well (2016 taxes are not due yet so you do not need to include those.)

 

As for your current annual income, you can either use last year's w2 gross amount (before taxes) or you can use the formula $$ per hour x hrs per week x 52.  (example: $11.00/hr x 38hrs/week x 52 = $21,736.00)

Edited January 28, 2017 by NikLR

[cedric1738 0]

thank you

 On my letter of employment there is no annual income on it. there is the date i started working there and how much i make and hour and also i work there full time. i hope there is no problem with that

Also should i summit all my w2/? with  form 1040 for the past 3 years?

 

[wheresmykoala 52]

2 hours ago, cedric1738 said:

thank you

 On my letter of employment there is no annual income on it. there is the date i started working there and how much i make and hour and also i work there full time. i hope there is no problem with that

Also should i summit all my w2/? with  form 1040 for the past 3 years?

 

I think you'll be okay with that letter- it shows how long you've been working, what you've been earning, and will serve as good evidence as it will correlate with your tax transcripts, pay stubs, any evidence you include. I think you would be fine submitting your tax transcripts for the past 3 years to show steady flow of income, along with the W2's. I think by including all 3 (1040, W2, Employment Letter) you'll be great  You can always include some recent pay stubs if you'd like, but I really think what you have is great.

 

 

[cedric1738 0]

thank you

[NikLR 13,231]

13 hours ago, cedric1738 said:

thank you

 On my letter of employment there is no annual income on it. there is the date i started working there and how much i make and hour and also i work there full time. i hope there is no problem with that

Also should i summit all my w2/? with  form 1040 for the past 3 years?

 

Either get your tax return transcripts from the IRS or submit your ENTIRE tax return.  That includes 1040, w2s, 1099s, any and all schedules etc...whatever would have been sent with a paper return.  Tax return transcripts are free from the IRS and can be obtained via mail, downloading from the IRS website or an IRS office. 

 

Also its not an issue if it doesnt say yearly wage.  Since it says hourly wage its easy for you to estimate your yearly annual income using the formula I provided earlier.  

Edited January 28, 2017 by NikLR

[cedric1738 0]

3 minutes ago, NikLR said:

Either get your tax return transcripts from the IRS or submit your ENTIRE tax return.  That includes 1040, w2s, 1099s, any and all schedules etc...whatever would have been sent with a paper return.  Tax return transcripts are free from the IRS and can be obtained via mail, downloading from the IRS website or an IRS office. 

 

Also its not an issue if it doesnt say yearly wage.  Since it says hourly wage its easy for you to estimate your yearly annual income using the formula I provided earlier.  

ok thank you