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Immigration Forum / USA Marriage Base / March 2006I-864, Letter of Employment, do I really need one?
Hello Everyone, My question is regarding the I-864 form, do I really need a letter from my husband employer or are copies of his paystub okay alone? Or do I need both? Or one or the other? Thank for any help with this matter. > Hello Everyone, My question is regarding the I-864 form, do I really > need a letter from my husband employer or are copies of his paystub > okay alone? Or do I need both? Or one or the other? Thank for any help > with this matter. Trinikisses, I am going through a similar process right now. Although my wife is sponsoring my AOS application, I still asked my boss for a letter of employment. She only just started working, so it can't hurt to include my pay stubs and a LOE. :) > Hello Everyone, My question is regarding the I-864 form, do I really > need a letter from my husband employer or are copies of his paystub > okay alone? Or do I need both? Or one or the other? Thank for any help > with this matter. If your husband's income is included on the I-864, then having a letter of employment is a good idea. If he can't get one, then so be it, and you'll have to present only what you can get. Best Wishes, Rene > Hello Everyone, My question is regarding the I-864 form, do I really > need a letter from my husband employer or are copies of his paystub > okay alone? Or do I need both? Or one or the other? Thank for any help > with this matter. My AOS interview was February 27th. I presented pay stubs from both of us, our tax returns and affidavit of support, the officer was very pleased with it. If you can't get the letter is not a big deal, get what you can!!:) Good Luck! > My AOS interview was February 27th. I presented pay stubs from both of > us, our tax returns and affidavit of support, the officer was very > pleased with it. > If you can't get the letter is not a big deal, get what you can!!:) > Good Luck! Hypertweeky, did you only file the I-864 or did you also file the I- 864a? I was just wondering why you supplied pay stubs from each of you :) Thanks, Chris > Hypertweeky, did you only file the I-864 or did you also file the > I-864a? I was just wondering why you supplied pay stubs from each [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Chris Our interview letter said we should bring proof of employment for both spouses. Not sure if that's what hyper's situation was also but it was standard in our district office (San Francisco). > Hypertweeky, did you only file the I-864 or did you also file the > I-864a? I was just wondering why you supplied pay stubs from each [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Chris I included my income too so yes I filled out an I-864 A :) > I included my income too so yes I filled out an I-864 A :) Great. Is that because your husband didn't meet the income requirement or was it a saftey precaution? > Great. Is that because your husband didn't meet the income requirement > or was it a saftey precaution? A bit nosey, but we did it for NYC not because it was needed to fulfillment requirements or as a safety precaution. I don't what you would use it as a precaution against. We did it because my alien spouse wanted his income on record.  SignatureI'm not an attorney. This disclaimer is valid in NYS! > Great. Is that because your husband didn't meet the income requirement > or was it a saftey precaution? He exceeded the poverty guidelines, I just wanted to include my own income, it makes me feel better :) > He exceeded the poverty guidelines, I just wanted to include my own > income, it makes me feel better :) Why not get this letter? It made the Amsterdam consulate happy just to flick their eyes over it. All I had written was "Amy is employed by <firm name> for a standard work week of 40 hours at <xxxxxxxxx> per hour." This matches up with my paystubs etc. I'm always of the pessimistic opinion that if I don't get a particular document, that's the document I'll be asked for. The consulate was therefore impressed by the dossier I lugged in there! > Hello Everyone, My question is regarding the I-864 form, do I really > need a letter from my husband employer or are copies of his paystub > okay alone? Or do I need both? Or one or the other? Thank for any help > with this matter. The instructions say one or the other. |
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