Adjustment of status - I-864 household income

[GMP]

Hello, my wife (US citizen) is sponsoring me (F1-OPT, post-doc position of 2 years started in Sep-1 2017) in my AOS based on marriage.

Her annual salary is higher than requirements, but I would also like to add my salary to the household total in I-864.

If I do so, I would ONLY need to attach an employment verification letter that confirms that my current annual salary is X and that my job position is a 2-year position with same X annual salary, and paystubs since Sep-1 2017;

and I do NOT need to include any tax returns+W2 or IRS transcripts even if I filed them during my PhD.

Is this all correct?

Thanks!

[miiki]

Your job is temporary, I wonder how that would be viewed.

To be honest, if her income is sufficient, I make it simple on myself and only send in her tax return.

I'm sponsoring my husband. He has some income through his P1 visa, but my income is well above the threshold. The only thing we sent was my 2016 tax transcript. Nothing else.

[GMP]

Your job is temporary, I wonder how that would be viewed.

To be honest, if her income is sufficient, I make it simple on myself and only send in her tax return.

I'm sponsoring my husband. He has some income through his P1 visa, but my income is well above the threshold. The only thing we sent was my 2016 tax transcript. Nothing else.

Thanks for your answer, and I also think that your suggestion would also make things easier for USCIS (an me). So, you mean that in the I-864 in part 6, at numbers 3 to 14 I should put N/A or leave blank? So that at number 15 "My current annual household income" the total is equal to my wife individual annual income at number 2. That is, my current annual salary will appear nowhere in this form?

[newacct]

Thanks for your answer, and I also think that your suggestion would also make things easier for USCIS (an me). So, you mean that in the I-864 in part 6, at numbers 3 to 14 I should put N/A or leave blank? So that at number 15 "My current annual household income" the total is equal to my wife individual annual income at number 2. That is, my current annual salary will appear nowhere in this form?

If she is not counting your income, then yes, that is how she would fill out her I-864.