Dragnet

Hi,

I have a question, please give me some advice if possible..

Here is the whole story in short:

I entered legally on B2 Visa and I married to a US Citizen in US in a
valid period of 6 Month. My wife has a full-time job now but the
problem is, I need the past three years of Tax Return to file in the
papers for my Green Card. She filed the taxes for the past two years
but not before that because she was a student before that. I did get
the letter from IRS as required for such case, but my wife's Tax
Returns are below $15,000.00 which shows that I will need a sponsor
for my case. Now she is earning good money this year and her taxes
forsure will pass $20,000.00 by the end of this year. Someone told me
if I get the projected Income from her work-place,that will show her
taxes for this year and it can solve my problem of sponsor, but
someone else told me, I will still need a sponsor even though I get
the projected income .
Please help me or give me your opinions on this matter, do I need a
sponsor or not? if so, is there any way I can get away from this
sponsor, I mean, is there any way I can file in papers without
bringing sponsor in this whole matter?

I will be very thankful for any sort of information about my case,

Thank you.

Sylvia Ottemoeller

"Dragnet" <> wrote in message
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    > I have a question, please give me some advice if possible..
    > Here is the whole story in short:
    > I entered legally on B2 Visa and I married to a US Citizen in US in a
    > valid period of 6 Month. My wife has a full-time job now but the
    > problem is, I need the past three years of Tax Return to file in the
    > papers for my Green Card. She filed the taxes for the past two years
    > but not before that because she was a student before that. I did get
    > the letter from IRS as required for such case, but my wife's Tax
    > Returns are below $15,000.00 which shows that I will need a sponsor
    > for my case.

No, it does not mean that.

Now she is earning good money this year and her taxes
    > forsure will pass $20,000.00 by the end of this year. Someone told me
    > if I get the projected Income from her work-place,that will show her
    > taxes for this year and it can solve my problem of sponsor,

That is correct. She needs a good letter verifying employment stating her
annual salary.

but
    > someone else told me, I will still need a sponsor

That would be a "joint sponsor." Your wife is the sponsor.

even though I get
    > the projected income .
    > Please help me or give me your opinions on this matter, do I need a
    > sponsor or not? if so, is there any way I can get away from this
    > sponsor, I mean, is there any way I can file in papers without
    > bringing sponsor in this whole matter?
.
Just go ahead and file the I-130 and I-485 with the 2 tax returns and the
explanation of lack of tax return for the 3rd year, and the letter of
employment, with a couple of months of recent pay stubs. At the interview
she should have another letter of employment and some pay stubs. You will
be fine.