Affidavit of Support form

[MegLiz11 0]

Hello again!

I was hired into a government job and am awaiting my final clearance and start date. Until then, I'm working at a not so glamorous job- a pizza joint. I'd like to file asap and I'm not sure when my job will come through so I'm wondering, isn't it possible to have a co-sign on the financial affidavit? Could someone, my mother for example, who has the job and income sign with me? I know I'm likely not making enough at the Pizza Shop to be 125% above the poverty line. Furthermore, I just graduated in May and haven't been on the payroll for long so I won't have a W-2 when I file. What do I do?

Thanks for your help!!!

[Sinergy 3]

Hello again!

I was hired into a government job and am awaiting my final clearance and start date. Until then, I'm working at a not so glamorous job- a pizza joint. I'd like to file asap and I'm not sure when my job will come through so I'm wondering, isn't it possible to have a co-sign on the financial affidavit? Could someone, my mother for example, who has the job and income sign with me? I know I'm likely not making enough at the Pizza Shop to be 125% above the poverty line. Furthermore, I just graduated in May and haven't been on the payroll for long so I won't have a W-2 when I file. What do I do?

Thanks for your help!!!

if you dont meet the finacial level at your current job yes you can get a co-sponsor.

you will need the Affidavit of Support again for the interview, at that time if your above the poverty level and do not need a co-sponsor you will not need them agian.

[Zee Bee 61]

I would say go ahead and file.

You can have a cosponsor on the affidavit of support so that should be no problem. This is not needed until the interview stage anyway and the way things are going at VSC you may get approved sometime in January 2008.

If you have started your new job by then you you can provide them with a letter of employment to prove your income and also your most recent paystubs (most send 6 months worth).

Hope this helps.

Zee

[MegLiz11 0]

I would say go ahead and file.

You can have a cosponsor on the affidavit of support so that should be no problem. This is not needed until the interview stage anyway and the way things are going at VSC you may get approved sometime in January 2008.

If you have started your new job by then you you can provide them with a letter of employment to prove your income and also your most recent paystubs (most send 6 months worth).

Hope this helps.

Zee

I'm not sure I'll have 6 months worth of pay stubs. I graduated from college in May and because my fiance was here in the states with me I didn't want to be working. I've just recently taken a job, since he's returned to the UK.

[Zee Bee 61]

I would say go ahead and file.

You can have a cosponsor on the affidavit of support so that should be no problem. This is not needed until the interview stage anyway and the way things are going at VSC you may get approved sometime in January 2008.

If you have started your new job by then you you can provide them with a letter of employment to prove your income and also your most recent paystubs (most send 6 months worth).

Hope this helps.

Zee

I'm not sure I'll have 6 months worth of pay stubs. I graduated from college in May and because my fiance was here in the states with me I didn't want to be working. I've just recently taken a job, since he's returned to the UK.

6 months is just what people use. As long as you can show enough to prove your income you will be fine.

[MegLiz11 0]

I'm not sure I'll have 6 months worth of pay stubs. I graduated from college in May and because my fiance was here in the states with me I didn't want to be working. I've just recently taken a job, since he's returned to the UK.

6 months is just what people use. As long as you can show enough to prove your income you will be fine.

Thanks so much for your help!