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JustJimothy

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  1. Company A in Ireland is not a subsidiary or owned in anyway by Company B (US). Company B contracts Company A with me listed as the prime operator in the contract which is signed by me as the director of Company A.
  2. I'm not sure if the specificity matters but I operate under an umbrella company (Company A) in Ireland for tax purposes, they basically handle the invoicing and administration of my taxes etc, which the company in the US (Company B) contracts. Not sure if that buffer matters? In Ireland I'm listed as a director of Company A. I'm listed by name and a signatory in the contracts between Company A and Company B. I guess it's gonna be normal scenario for any foreign contractor to a US company but it's not going to be an intercompany transfer. See any problems with that? Like if I am to say my income is to persist from the same source, technically the same source would be Company A in Ireland with Company B as a client. If I was to have a letter of offer from Company B in the US, it can/could be interpreted as a change in source of the income and a job offer is not enough by itself. Of course it's a possibility I'm over thinking it but maybe the details matter.
  3. Hey there! My Wife (petitioner/citizen) and I (applicant/immigrant) are filling out the I-864 as part of the IR1/I-130 process and she doesn't meet the required amount to sponsor me. Her mother has graciously come forward as a joint sponsor however we'd like to make it off our own back if possible. The application instructions state: This seems like I can declare my current, foreign, income converted to USD and list it on I-864 part 5? I make well above the limit needed and the income comes from a company in the US which will provide whatever I need stating that I have and will be working with them pre/post immigration. I checked the FAQs on USCIS website and there seems to be conflicting information than the instructions: So, in summary, here's my questions: Can I/We declare my current income in Ireland on the form as household income and will it be sufficient if over the limit? What would the letter look like from my employer? Should I/We go with the joint sponsor or use my salary I've searched and seen threads that have asked a similar questions but unfortunately none of them provided feedback from the interview to state that it's fine nor examples of what supporting evidence they brought to the interview. Thanks for taking the time to read! James
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