GP111 refered to Unitednations as "He is genious & will be the right person for 'Ability to Pay Issues.'" Even though mine is CSC/EB3, I am posting my message in this thread.
I sent my I-140 documents to my lawyer, and he told me numbers on the corporate tax returns were not really good. So, he asked me to send copies of company's bank statements from the year my GC was filed to this month.
The taxable incomes for the last 3 years are negative. How do ajudicators determine if my I-140 is approved or denied from bank statements? What I mean by that, for example,
if [average monthly balance each year>=preferred wage] were true, my I-140 could be approved despite the negative numbers in the company's tax return forms. Do you have any idea?
I read ajudicators use the following rules:
1) Net income >= Preferred wage or
2) Net current asset >= PW or
3) Employer has paid or is paying PW to beneficiary
Thank you.
I sent my I-140 documents to my lawyer, and he told me numbers on the corporate tax returns were not really good. So, he asked me to send copies of company's bank statements from the year my GC was filed to this month.
The taxable incomes for the last 3 years are negative. How do ajudicators determine if my I-140 is approved or denied from bank statements? What I mean by that, for example,
if [average monthly balance each year>=preferred wage] were true, my I-140 could be approved despite the negative numbers in the company's tax return forms. Do you have any idea?
I read ajudicators use the following rules:
1) Net income >= Preferred wage or
2) Net current asset >= PW or
3) Employer has paid or is paying PW to beneficiary
Thank you.