Changing jobs 2018 while waiting for NOA2

[Yuilicious 65]

8 hours ago, debbiedoo said:

they dont care what he does or how long hes been there. ONLY THAT HIS INCOME IS SUFFICIENT. and they may or may not even ask for it. 50/50 shot, so have it.

 

pay stubs, W2's, bank deposits, letter from employers. these will provide the information they need and want.

 

tax records show previous years income. take those too, even if hes not there anymore.

 

If you dont have proof of current income.... I'd be concerned.

I am not sure if you've read my original post, but my fiancé is self employed as a business owner so we can't have letter from employers.

We are also very aware that his income is not going to meet the requirement so we have a co sponsor. We will still bring my fiancé's current income proof/bank deposits to the interview, but his current income is not stable yet since he just started his business.

My original question was if I needed to send the information telling USCIS that he changed his job (From being a student to a business owner). The person above told me we don't have to send the information to USCIS since we need to provide that at the interview. As I am going to have an interview soon, I just came back to this post and re-read her advices as a reminder.

 

 

 

[debbiedoo 2,339]

Just now, Yuilicious said:

I am not sure if you've read my original post, but my fiancé is self employed as a business owner so we can't have letter from employers.

We are also very aware that his income is not going to meet the requirement so we have a co sponsor. We will still bring my fiancé's current income proof/bank deposits to the interview, but his current income is not stable yet since he just started his business.

My original question was if I needed to send the information telling USCIS that he changed his job (From being a student to a business owner). The person above told me we don't have to send the information to USCIS since we need to provide that at the interview. As I am going to have an interview soon, I just came back to this post and re-read her advices as a reminder.

 

 

 

ah ok. no, you dont need to let them know, as long as co sponsors finances are  good, its not an issue. just take everything to the interview in case they want it.