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I recently started a new job and the OTE (on target earnings) is a 60/40 split.  The base is 52K.  the rest would come in monthly commission earnings.  I would like to know the best way to fill out the I864 in this situation.  Would I put 52 as the anticipated yearly salary and leave out commissions or input the OTE total (including commissions)

 

would I also submit a letter from my employer with this information or would I just submit paystubs?

 

only my husband and myself no dependents

 

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I would put the base only. The other earnings are not guaranteed and are purely speculative. $52k is more than enough anyway for a household of 2. 

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2 hours ago, JFH said:

I would put the base only. The other earnings are not guaranteed and are purely speculative. $52k is more than enough anyway for a household of 2. 

I agree for a new job, but would also submit your offer letter in addition to the pay stub.

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