Hi. I have a question about I-864 as I am petitioning my husband. It's the question "my current individual annual income." I am not sure how to calculate this because from February I began working for Uber East, Doordash & Grubhub, and I made different monthly income for the three apps, which is not W-2. Just to give you an example, for this February, I made $5,693 for Doordash, Uber Eats $3,475, and Grubhub $1,162. So for February, I made $10,330, while for March, I made different amounts for all the three and made $7,456, for April it was $8,000 and the different income for the apps different as every month. Anyways, so how in the world would I put a set amount of "my current individual annual income" would be if it's not like I am getting $5,000 every month and can calculate what I will make from February to December? Also, I own a paid-off home which I am renting out so I'm also a landlord for two years and my 2023 tax return, my total income is $36,350, and this year, I'm still charging the same rent amount, so for my landlord income, should I just include my 2023 tax return as this year's landlord income or how should I prove my landlord 2024 income? Thank you
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This is tricky. Usually, for a salaried job, you would put your current annual salary, even if you just started, but you don't have a fixed income job. For self-employment, you would normally put last year's income from last year's Schedule C, but you just started this year, so I am not sure you can put any income from this. The rental income is stable income and you can probably put last year's income.
This is my personal opinion and is not to be construed as legal advice.
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Originally posted by newacct View PostThis is tricky. Usually, for a salaried job, you would put your current annual salary, even if you just started, but you don't have a fixed income job. For self-employment, you would normally put last year's income from last year's Schedule C, but you just started this year, so I am not sure you can put any income from this. The rental income is stable income and you can probably put last year's income.
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