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https://www.visacoach.com = Bring Your Foreign Love to USA with a Spouse or Fiance Visa. Let VisaCoach guide you to success! https://www.visacoach.com/cr1-spouse-... 2018 Poverty level has risen about $200 from last year. As of March 2018, for residents in the continental US the Financial Eligibility requirements for Permanent residency are as follows. $20,575 if 2 Persons in Family or Household $25,975, if 3 Persons in Family or Household $31,375, if 4 Persons in Family or Household. For each Additional person add $5,400 To Schedule your Free Case Evaluation with the Visa Coach visit https://www.visacoach.com/schedule or Call - 1-800-806-3210 ext 702 or 1-213-341-0808 ext 702 Bonus eBook “5 Things you Must Know before Applying for your Visa” get it athttps://www.visacoach.com/know-before... Fiancee or Spouse visa, Which one is right for you? https://www.visacoach.com/fiance-vs-s... What makes VisaCoach Special? Ans: Personally Crafted Front Loaded Presentations. Front Loaded Fiance Visa Petitionhttps://www.visacoach.com/front-loade... Front Loaded Spouse Visa Petitionhttps://www.visacoach.com/front-loade... K1 Fiancee Visa https://www.visacoach.com/how-to-brin... K1 Fiance Visa Timeline https://www.visacoach.com/k1-visa-tim... CR1 Spousal Visa https://www.visacoach.com/spouse-visa/ CR1 Spouse Visa Timeline https://www.visacoach.com/spouse-visa... Green Card /Adjustment of Status https://www.visacoach.com/green-card/ In order to successfully petition for your spouse to immigrate to the USA, you, the US sponsor must demonstrate you have enough income coming in, to support your spouse, and household. The financial requirement is that your income equal must be over 125% of the poverty income level where you live. The new Poverty Guidelines have risen about $200 from last year. As of March 2018, for residents in the continental US the Financial Eligibility requirements for Permanent residency are as follows. Required Annual Income $20,575 if 2 Persons in Family or Household $25,975, if 3 Persons in Family or Household $31,375, if 4 Persons in Family or Household For each Additional person add $5,400 The Financial eligibility thresholds are lower for active military, and higher for residents of Alaska or Hawaii. Proving your Income. Normally you provide your most recent Federal Tax Return, 3 to 6 pay stubs showing 'Year to date' earnings, plus a letter from your employer confirming your job, and what your expected annual pay is. If your income might be low, but you have 'money in the bank' your cash assets, can be used as a alternative for annual income. 'Cash' assets are assets which can be easily converted (sold) to cash. For example: stocks, bonds, certificates of deposit, cash in the bank You may have a lot of other assets such as your car, boat, coin collection, business or investment property but because these can NOT be easily turned to cash immigration will not accept them as alternatives to annual income. The one exception to an asset that is hard to convert, but CAN be counted is your home. If the market value of your home is higher than your mortgage you may use the equity just like a cash asset. $5 cash assets is the equivalent of $1 annual income For example, if your household is just you and your new spouse, you need to have $20,575 annual income, but if you have no income, BUT do have cash assets, you would need to have $20,575 times 5 or $102,875 of cash assets to qualify. Alternatively a combination of income and assets could work. For example, your income is $10,000 per year. The calculation for how much cash assets you would need would be $20,575 annual income requirement, less the $10,000 income you have leaving a shortfall of $10,575. Then $10,575 times 5 or $52,875 is the amount of cash assets you need to qualify. What if you don't have enough income OR assets? In that case you can ask a relative or friend to act as a joint-sponsor. Just like buying a car, your joint-sponsor could 'co-sign' your loan. When you use a joint-sponsor the total size of the household increases. Now we combine all the people in your household plus those in your joint-sponsor's. For example, you ask your father to joint-sponsor. Your household is just 2 persons, you and your new spouse. Your fathers household is your father, mother, and the two children still living at home. Thus the combined household would be 6 persons, and the combined income of both sponsor and joint-sponsor would need to be $42,175 or more to qualify.