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I am sponsoring my wife by filing i1864,i made over 30000 in a year but i lost my job last month .i submitted my tax return for the past 3 years that are more than 30k in each of the year ,could some one help me to interprete the reason why we get this mail from uscis 

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3 minutes ago, dady12 said:

We are just 2,i made 46k in gross last year,2021 i made 36k,2020 i made 46k

Past income doesn’t count. What counts is current income which would be 0 if you’re unemployed. You need to find a joint sponsor.

 

 

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6 minutes ago, dady12 said:

I just stop working last month,i made over 50k this year ,

I understand but again, what you made before doesn’t count. If you’re CURRENTLY (right now at this moment in time) unemployed, your income is zero. Even if you had a job up until now  that made $200k but you stopped working yesterday, it still doesn’t count for I-864 purposes. 

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4 minutes ago, dady12 said:

I just stop working last month,i made over 50k this year ,

Still, your current income is ZERO.   You need a joint sponsor.

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2 minutes ago, powerpuff said:

I understand but again, what you made before doesn’t count. If you’re CURRENTLY (right now at this moment in time) unemployed, your income is zero. Even if you had a job tho until now  that made $200k but you stopped working yesterday, it still doesn’t count for I-864 purposes. 

Ok got it.can i still resubmit the same paper if i get another job in a week?ypur effort is highly appreciated

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4 minutes ago, dady12 said:

Ok got it.can i still resubmit the same paper if i get another job in a week?ypur effort is highly appreciated

I’m not an attorney but I would say yes, you can. I’d probably wait a little longer to have a couple of pay stubs under my belt ( and also a letter of employment verification). But please keep in mind that while this should be sufficient, the final say is with USCIS adjudicating officer. If he still deems this isn’t good enough, the case may be denied. This is why we recommend a well-qualified joint sponsor in addition, if you are able to find one. 

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1 minute ago, powerpuff said:

I’m not an attorney but I would say yes, you can. I’d probably wait a little longer to have a couple of pay stubs under my belt ( and also a letter of employment verification). But please keep in mind that while this should be sufficient, the final say is with USCIS adjudicating officer. If he still deems this isn’t good enough, the case may be denied. This is why we recommend a well-qualified joint sponsor in addition, if you are able to find one. 

Ok thanks for your help

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