Does USCIS look at the family's income during ROC?

[~Alessa~ 26]

Hello! I have a question. I read through I-751 form instructions and looks like USCIS wants your "Joint Federal Tax Return" to confirm it is joint and it serves as a proof of a good marriage. My question is what if income in my tax return less than "125% of HHS Poverty Guidelines"? Are they going to deny my ROC for that or just simply they won't pay attention to it since it is not Adjustment of Status?

[Mily90 8]

No they wont you are passed that 

they want you to send did you file together the taxes its a proof you guys are married for love

[Ksenia_O 696]

On 9/20/2018 at 7:24 PM, ~Alessa~ said:

Hello! I have a question. I read through I-751 form instructions and looks like USCIS wants your "Joint Federal Tax Return" to confirm it is joint and it serves as a proof of a good marriage. My question is what if income in my tax return less than "125% of HHS Poverty Guidelines"? Are they going to deny my ROC for that or just simply they won't pay attention to it since it is not Adjustment of Status?

You could file "joint" return or do a separate filing. It does not matter and it's up to each couple. USCIS is looking for your filing status - married, not single. But joint or separate - it's irrelevant. 

 

And no, you won't get denial because of income