W2 for spouse visa sponsoring

[Alix19 1]

Hello beautiful people

How many tax return they require for sponsoring spouse visa?

Because for 2021 I didn't make enough money, but before that I was good.

For this year so far I am doing good in my check and hopefully soon I will pass 24000 dollars of income

Do you think that's enough?

[SteveInBostonI130 3,489]

You have needed to file taxes the previous 3 years.  You need to provide the latest tax return.  Previous years 2 and 3 tax returns are optional.

 

The qualification will be based on CURRENT income, not the tax return income.  You will need to provide proof of current income (pay stubs) and current salary (pay stub amount calculated to a year -- for example, if payed weekly then the pay amount x 52).

 

The totality of your circumstance will be reviewed by the CO, and he/she may approve or may require you to get a joint sponsor.  The 125% poverty limit is just a guideline - it is the minimum amount required to qualify for consideration.

 

[Alix19 1]

1 hour ago, SteveInBostonI130 said:

You have needed to file taxes the previous 3 years.  You need to provide the latest tax return.  Previous years 2 and 3 tax returns are optional.

 

The qualification will be based on CURRENT income, not the tax return income.  You will need to provide proof of current income (pay stubs) and current salary (pay stub amount calculated to a year -- for example, if payed weekly then the pay amount x 52).

 

The totality of your circumstance will be reviewed by the CO, and he/she may approve or may require you to get a joint sponsor.  The 125% poverty limit is just a guideline - it is the minimum amount required to qualify for consideration.

 

Thank you very much Steve that's very helpful 

Appreciate your response.

[pushbrk 13,166]

18 hours ago, Alix19 said:

Thank you very much Steve that's very helpful 

Appreciate your response.

Note that your current income is not your year to date income. It's how much you will make during the next 365 days going forward based on your current rate of pay.  The tax section is about the past.

[Alix19 1]

On 9/18/2022 at 7:43 PM, pushbrk said:

Note that your current income is not your year to date income. It's how much you will make during the next 365 days going forward based on your current rate of pay.  The tax section is about the past.

I appreciate your explanation sir thank you