Can I file a fiance visa without making above poverty level on my last tax return?
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Can I file a fiance visa without making above poverty level on my last tax return?
If my tax return was not above the poverty level but I acquire a full-time job that provides above
the poverty level, can I get a formal letter from the employer stating how much I will make and that it is a permanent position, or provide pay stubs to prove that I will make above poverty level in a year, or do I have to wait for a full years tax return that shows me making above poverty level?
Asked on December 14, 2017 under Immigration Law, Massachusetts
Answers:
SB Member California Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 6 years ago | Contributor
Yes, you can provide an employment verification letter from the employer explaining your position and current salary and also include the last 2-3 paycheck stubs to show the actual salary and you should be fine as far as the affidavit of support is concerned.
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