Adjustment of status and affidavit of support?

My question is this, my status for the last 2 years is F-1(student) and I got married over a month ago. In the meantime I was working(even though I wasn't allowed by the Law as a foreign student) but I wasa paying all my taxes for the period.My question is this should I state this on my application for I-130, I-485 andmost importantly I-864. There are 2 reasons why I am asking this: First- on I-485 is saysthat people who worked In US without USCIS authorization are not eligible to fill this application; Second my wife didn't make over the poverty guidline last year and I did so can I sponsor myself or do we still need a joint sponsor but neot myself since I worked without authorization. I hope that you understood the question and that you can help me fast since I need to file by the end of the week since the fees are going to increase around 60 percent.
Thanks

Answers:

Does Elvira Arellano or her son speak English?

I understand your question completely but sorry I am not 100% sure. I think since your wife is a citizen then you might be exempt from that rule. If you have $100 - $150 to spare maybe you can get a consultation with a lawyer. Though some have free consultation. Where do you live? If it's NYC or any other Metropolitan City then maybe you can find one easily.


EDIT:

Affidavit of Support Income Requirements

The law requires a sponsor to demonstrate an income level at or above 125 percent of the Federal poverty line, as published annually by the Department of Health and Human Services. To establish income level, sponsors must provide proof of current employment and copies of their Federal income tax returns for the 3 most recent tax years. The income of certain other household members may be added in computing income level if they sign a contract, Form I-864A, agreeing to make their income and/or assets available for the support of the sponsored immigrants. For active duty military personnel, the income requirement is 100 percent of the poverty level, if they are sponsoring their spouse and/or child.

If the sponsor's household income does not meet the income requirements, evidence of assets, such as cash in savings accounts, stocks, bonds, or property, may be considered in determining the sponsor's ability to support the immigrant.

If the sponsor cannot meet the required income level based on income and assets, another person may serve as a joint sponsor. The joint sponsor must meet all sponsorship requirements, other than being the petitioner, and be willing to assume legal liability for the sponsored immigrant(s) with the petitioning relative.

BCIS and DOS will not use a set formula to determine whether a person qualifies as a sponsor. The greatest weight will be placed on earnings from current employment. In most instances, sponsors will be found eligible if they are employed and demonstrate the ability, along with household members who sign a contact on Form I-864A, to earn income at or above 125 percent of the poverty line for the number of persons who will be supported.

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