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2 minutes ago, Verrou said:

if you have any of schedule form. if you have W2, that's it, no need to worry about the others. 

USCIS just listed all that's needed from petitioner (either one)

For 2022 I only have 1099. Will that do?

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8 minutes ago, Bunny Gurl said:

For 2022 I only have 1099. Will that do?

yes. u cant submit that you dont have.

but if your income is not sufficient, you will need joint sponsor. i assume you are the main sponsor

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53 minutes ago, Verrou said:

yes. u cant submit that you dont have.

but if your income is not sufficient, you will need joint sponsor. i assume you are the main sponsor

I was mildly insulted with the automatic supposition, that I am low income😀 But thank you for the answer anyway.

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5 minutes ago, Bunny Gurl said:

I was mildly insulted with the automatic supposition, that I am low income😀 But thank you for the answer anyway.

@Verrou used “IF”. They didn’t assume anything. 
Plus, say you were low income. How is low income an insult?

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11 minutes ago, Bunny Gurl said:

I was mildly insulted with the automatic supposition, that I am low income😀 But thank you for the answer anyway.

If you only have 1099 this usually means you are a contract worker or self employed… generally people who are self employed take a lot of deductions which means they don’t qualify to be a sponsor even though they make a lot of money… 

If you are currently self-employed, a copy of your Schedule C, D, E, or F from your most recent federal income tax return which establishes your income from your business.

 

What do you do for work and do you make over $40 000 a year? 
ETA How many people on your household including your mom you are sponsoring? Is it 2 or 3? 

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