Form I-864: Part 6. Sponsor's Employment and Income

[Dante2019 9]

I need help with Part 6. Sponsor's Employment and Income. Both my spouse (beneficiary) and I (US citizen) work abroad. The income cannot be continued after we move to the US. 

 

Question 1: Silly question, but is the image below correct on what I need to do? I put zero for current individual income because I won't be continuing my line of work when I get back to the states. 

 

 

Question 2: Since my current income is $0, do I need to put my wife's (Beneficiary) info in Person 1, Item Number 8 - 11?  Also, since my wife's income can't be continued after we move, her income will also be $0. The reason why I'm asking is because in the instructions, it says "If your individual annual income listed in Item Number 7, is greater than 125 percent of the Federal Poverty Guidelines for your household size from Part 5., item Number 8., you do not need to include any other household member's income. " 

 

Thank you to anyone who can answer these questions 🙂

[SalishSea 17,836]

1 hour ago, Dante2019 said:

I need help with Part 6. Sponsor's Employment and Income. Both my spouse (beneficiary) and I (US citizen) work abroad. The income cannot be continued after we move to the US. 

 

Question 1: Silly question, but is the image below correct on what I need to do? I put zero for current individual income because I won't be continuing my line of work when I get back to the states. 

 

 

Question 2: Since my current income is $0, do I need to put my wife's (Beneficiary) info in Person 1, Item Number 8 - 11?  Also, since my wife's income can't be continued after we move, her income will also be $0. The reason why I'm asking is because in the instructions, it says "If your individual annual income listed in Item Number 7, is greater than 125 percent of the Federal Poverty Guidelines for your household size from Part 5., item Number 8., you do not need to include any other household member's income. " 

 

Thank you to anyone who can answer these questions 🙂

Yes, that’s correct.