Affidavit of Support! income Question?

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Mraztek

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hi guys.

i want to became sponsor of my friend but i have a small issue and i don't know what to do. i made enough during the last 3 years probably over 40k and with the taxes of 2009 and 2010 looks good the issue i have is on the last one 2011. for the reason i sold my house (short sale) my total show up to be 24k even tho i made almost same as past year.


what can i do in this case? i was thinking to send a letter explaining the situation to the the Uscis but i dont know please advice me.


thank you.
 
Don't sponsor a friend, you will be held liable for as long as you live or as long as the immigrant friend remains a gc holder. If he later claims any government benefit like medical treatment, the government will recover it from you.
 
Mraztek said:
hi guys.

i want to became sponsor of my friend but i have a small issue and i don't know what to do. i made enough during the last 3 years probably over 40k and with the taxes of 2009 and 2010 looks good the issue i have is on the last one 2011. for the reason i sold my house (short sale) my total show up to be 24k even tho i made almost same as past year.


what can i do in this case? i was thinking to send a letter explaining the situation to the the Uscis but i dont know please advice me.
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Your current salary is more relevant; the tax documents are there just to support what you claim your salary is. A one-time loss on something unrelated to your employment won't disqualify you if your current salary is sufficient.
 
Jackolantern said:
Your current salary is more relevant; the tax documents are there just to support what you claim your salary is. A one-time loss on something unrelated to your employment won't disqualify you if your current salary is sufficient.
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My taxs from 2008,09 and 10 shows enoght income should i send only those and dont show my most recent?
 
Mraztek said:
My taxs from 2008,09 and 10 shows enoght income should i send only those and dont show my most recent?
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They will expect a 2011 return, as it is already past the due date for that.

Is your 2012 salary as reported by your employer on your recent paystubs and/or job letter sufficient? (disregard tax returns for this question)

Have you seen I-864P for the income requirements?
 
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