K1 approved. Affidavit and AOS questions.

[BoostFreak12 13]

Phil- US

K1 approved, my fiance should be making her trip to Manila around mid January..

 

But, I am worried about my income.

I made enough last year to sponcer for the k1 and I should make the 125% for the adjustment of status.. if not I have a co-sponcer for that ..

Anyways in 2018 I had 3 different jobs and 2019 I had 3 different jobs... 

 

I'm worried they will consider my income as " none stable"...

Has anyone here had multiple jobs and had any problems? I am finally at a good job and won't be leaving but that doesn't matter to them...

 

Any help would be great! Thank you.

 

Corey

[Hank_ 9,174]

As long as your income meet the poverty guidelines I don't see an issue.

[BoostFreak12 13]

1 minute ago, Hank_ said:

As long as your income meet the poverty guidelines I don't see an issue.

I truly hope so 🙏. I read that multiple jobs can be considered unstable.. 

I would love if someone with the same situation would chime in

[debbiedoo 2,339]

it should not make a difference.

 

With 3 jobs though, how are you going to have time for your fiancee/ spouse?

[BoostFreak12 13]

Just now, debbiedoo said:

it should not make a difference.

 

With 3 jobs though, how are you going to have time for your fiancee/ spouse?

No 3 difent jobs at different times

[debbiedoo 2,339]

ahh gotcha okay lol

 

i dont see any issue as long as your income meets the requirements.

[Greenbaum 12,259]

Future income cannot be used to support you now. Neither can past income. They will care about current income first. At the time you present the I-134, it needs to show the petitioner's current income...that is how much they are earning at that time. The past income may be considered for the public charge piece as well, but current income is what is required. Multiply jobs is not a negative. 

 

I work as an independent and at times I have 2-3 companies that I work for. Some short term, which are replaced, and others are long term. Never made a difference with the CO.

[BoostFreak12 13]

18 minutes ago, Greenbaum said:

Future income cannot be used to support you now. Neither can past income. They will care about current income first. At the time you present the I-134, it needs to show the petitioner's current income...that is how much they are earning at that time. The past income may be considered for the public charge piece as well, but current income is what is required. Multiply jobs is not a negative. 

 

I work as an independent and at times I have 2-3 companies that I work for. Some short term, which are replaced, and others are long term. Never made a difference with the CO.

Oh ok that's good to here so how do they determine my current income? Take my hourly pay and at it to 52 weeks a year? Orr???

 

I still have to produce my tax transcripts etc... Where did u get that information anyways?

 

[Greenbaum 12,259]

6 minutes ago, BoostFreak12 said:

Oh ok that's good to here so how do they determine my current income? Take my hourly pay and at it to 52 weeks a year? Orr???

 

I still have to produce my tax transcripts etc... Where did u get that information anyways? Listening to others who have post their experience and I have been here for over 6 years helping those like you. I once was you! 

 

 

EVIDENCE OF SUPPORT: You must submit any evidence which will show that you and members of your family who will accompany you are not likely to become public charges while in the United States. Visa petitioner (US Citizen) will have to complete form 1-134. If the petitioner does not qualify as a sponsor, a Joint-Sponsor should ALSO be presented (any US Citizen living in the US or Legal Permanent Resident), who will also have to complete form 1-134. Both, the Sponsor (Petitioner) as well as the Joint-Sponsor, will have to present last year's income tax return transcripts. W2 form and proof of current and sustainable income (e.g letter of employment on letterhead including salary and start date, most recent salary receipts, bank accounts, value of properties, etc.). You may download the 1-134 affidavit at: https://www.uscis.gov/i-134 Get the IRS transcript in place of the actual 1040 here: https://www.irs.gov/Individuals/Get-Transcript Use this link to determine the income levels needed https://www.uscis.gov/i-864p.

Edited November 22, 2019 by Greenbaum

[BoostFreak12 13]

9 minutes ago, Greenbaum said:

 

EVIDENCE OF SUPPORT: You must submit any evidence which will show that you and members of your family who will accompany you are not likely to become public charges while in the United States. Visa petitioner (US Citizen) will have to complete form 1-134. If the petitioner does not qualify as a sponsor, a Joint-Sponsor should ALSO be presented (any US Citizen living in the US or Legal Permanent Resident), who will also have to complete form 1-134. Both, the Sponsor (Petitioner) as well as the Joint-Sponsor, will have to present last year's income tax return transcripts. W2 form and proof of current and sustainable income (e.g letter of employment on letterhead including salary and start date, most recent salary receipts, bank accounts, value of properties, etc.). You may download the 1-134 affidavit at: https://www.uscis.gov/i-134 Get the IRS transcript in place of the actual 1040 here: https://www.irs.gov/Individuals/Get-Transcript Use this link to determine the income levels needed https://www.uscis.gov/i-864p.

Alright, so my fiance is in Philippines and they do not accept co-sponcer or joint sponcers for the k1.... But we are considering having my father co sponcer just in case ... But only needed is 16k to get her here on the k1 I made 18k in 2018 and this year I'll be around 20-$21k and I need $21,137 to sponcer her my self for the adjustment of status... If I'm short my father will co sponcer on the AOS... But not sure if I should have him co sponcer the k1 part..

I currently make just over $26,000 if u do the math of my hourly wage plus 40 hours a week and 52 weeks in the year.... But this year I'll only make around 21k

 

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Edited November 22, 2019 by BoostFreak12
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[Greenbaum 12,259]

33 minutes ago, BoostFreak12 said:

Alright, so my fiance is in Philippines and they do not accept co-sponcer or joint sponcers for the k1.... But we are considering having my father co sponcer just in case ... But only needed is 16k to get her here on the k1 I made 18k in 2018 and this year I'll be around 20-$21k and I need $21,137 to sponcer her my self for the adjustment of status... If I'm short my father will co sponcer on the AOS... But not sure if I should have him co sponcer the k1 part..

I currently make just over $26,000 if u do the math of my hourly wage plus 40 hours a week and 52 weeks in the year.... But this year I'll only make around 21k

 

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The Philippines will accept a co-sponsor. Co-sponsor must submit the same as the petitioner, a I-134 and supporting documents. If your letter of employment can substantiate your current income and if it meets or exceeds the poverty level for your family then you do not need a co-sponsor and you will be fine at the interview. The Philippines on a rare occasion will ask for financials. Most go through the interview and not be asked. BUT, be prepared if they do ask. I think you will be find with the documents I listed in my above post.

 

Your profile could use some housekeeping. Many of our answers are predicated on the information you supply in your profile. When we look at the left column and can't determine your timeline OR your Embassy it's hard for us to give you a factual answer. Our answers will sometimes be tailored to a specific Embassy hence the reason for you to complete your profile. If you look at the profile of others here, they have a flag for their country, so it makes it easy for us to reply as we can quickly determine their Embassy. The country that should be used is the country where the interview will take place.

 

So, if you could help yourself out and complete your profile that sure would help us out when we want to reply to your question with factual information.

 

Go to the top right of this page select your name (it's on the upper right-hand corner)>my profile>[below your picture on the right column] edit my profile. Scroll to the bottom and fill in "Immigration Info". There now we can better serve you.

 

Once you finish that then return and you will see a flag in your profile. Select it and see what wonderful information will open up for you.

 

Edited November 22, 2019 by Greenbaum

[BoostFreak12 13]

3 minutes ago, Greenbaum said:

The Philippines will accept a co-sponsor. Co-sponsor must submit the same as the petitioner. And I-134 and supporting documents. If your employee letter of employment can substantiate your current income and if it meets or exceeds the poverty level for your family then you do not need a co-sponsor and you will be fine at the interview. The Philippines on a rare occasion will ask for financials. Most go through the interview and not asked. BUT, be prepared if they do ask. I think you will be find with the documents I listed in my above post.

 

Your profile could use some housekeeping. Many of our answers are predicated on the information you supply in your profile. When we look at the left column and can't determine your timeline OR your Embassy it's hard for us to give you a factual answer. Our answers will sometimes be tailored to a specific Embassy hence the reason for you to complete your profile. If you look at the profile of others here, they have a flag for their country, so it makes it easy for us to reply as we can quickly determine their Embassy. The country that should be used is the country where the interview will take place.

 

So, if you could help yourself out and complete your profile that sure would help us out when we want to reply to your question with factual information.

 

Go to the top right of this page select your name (it's on the upper right-hand corner)>my profile>[below your picture on the right column] edit my profile. Scroll to the bottom and fill in "Immigration Info". There now we can better serve you.

 

Once you finish that then return and you will see a flag in your profile. Select it and see what wonderful information will open up for you.

 

Thanks

Ok thank u i will once I'm done with work

[Ed&Midori1031 330]

5 hours ago, BoostFreak12 said:

Phil- US

K1 approved, my fiance should be making her trip to Manila around mid January..

 

But, I am worried about my income.

I made enough last year to sponcer for the k1 and I should make the 125% for the adjustment of status.. if not I have a co-sponcer for that ..

Anyways in 2018 I had 3 different jobs and 2019 I had 3 different jobs... 

 

I'm worried they will consider my income as " none stable"...

Has anyone here had multiple jobs and had any problems? I am finally at a good job and won't be leaving but that doesn't matter to them...

 

Any help would be great! Thank you.

 

Corey

as long as you meet the poverty line, with co-sponsor or not, shouldn't be an issue at all. 

[BoostFreak12 13]

39 minutes ago, Ed&Midori1031 said:

as long as you meet the poverty line, with co-sponsor or not, shouldn't be an issue at all. 

I hope.. it was 3 separate jobs each yr.

 Not all 3 at once

[HRQX 4,145]

5 hours ago, BoostFreak12 said:

K1 approved, my fiance should be making her trip to Manila around mid January..

What was approved? The I-129F petition or the actual visa?