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My wife has two children and she married me.
So we're 4 and she's supposed to make $ 32.187,50 to be my sponsor.
?If you cannot meet the minimum income requirements using your earned income, you have various options:
You may add the cash value of your assets. This includes money in savings accounts, stocks, bonds, and property. To determine the amount of assets required to qualify, subtract your household income from the minimum income requirement (125% of the poverty level for your family size). You must prove the cash value of your assets is worth five times this difference (the amount left over).
Exceptions:
If the person being sponsored is a spouse, or son/daughter (who is 18 years or older) of a U.S. citizen: The minimum cash value of assets must be three times the difference between the sponsor?s household income and 125% of the federal poverty guide line for the household.??
Last year she made $ 31.800
So...
32.187,00 - 31.800,00 = 387,50 * 3 = 1162,50
Do I just need to prove that I have $ 1.162,50 in assets?
So we're 4 and she's supposed to make $ 32.187,50 to be my sponsor.
?If you cannot meet the minimum income requirements using your earned income, you have various options:
You may add the cash value of your assets. This includes money in savings accounts, stocks, bonds, and property. To determine the amount of assets required to qualify, subtract your household income from the minimum income requirement (125% of the poverty level for your family size). You must prove the cash value of your assets is worth five times this difference (the amount left over).
Exceptions:
If the person being sponsored is a spouse, or son/daughter (who is 18 years or older) of a U.S. citizen: The minimum cash value of assets must be three times the difference between the sponsor?s household income and 125% of the federal poverty guide line for the household.??
Last year she made $ 31.800
So...
32.187,00 - 31.800,00 = 387,50 * 3 = 1162,50
Do I just need to prove that I have $ 1.162,50 in assets?
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