On the calculation of the head of the guarantor who immigrated to the United States

In order to make financial guarantee in the United States, you must work in the United States for more than 3 years. Those who have to work now can't choose to retire at home, because you have to submit a copy of the tax bill for three years when applying.

If your mother has worked in America for a long time, then she may be able to vouch for your girlfriend.

Family size is very troublesome. For example, if your mother vouches for your girlfriend, then your mother, your father, you and your girlfriend are four people. Then you need $29473 (annual income). The premise is that only your parents and you use the same American home address, and no one else lives with you. If there are other people living with you (using the same American address, whether related or not), as many as possible. The number of people is different, and the cost is different.

You'd better find someone who has never been married (single) to vouch for your girlfriend and live alone. This requires an annual income of $65,438+09,387.

I've been looking for a financial guarantor for a long time, and it's all done. Go to toilet paper next week and then have a green card interview. I have a list of the number of financial guarantors and the annual income given to me by my lawyer. If you don't understand anything, you can give it to me in private.