Affadavit of Support/Removal of Marriaged Based GC Conditions

[madameclaws]

Hello Everyone,

I am currently married to an immigrant that I brought up from Brazil on a K-1 fiance visa. We are nearing the point where we're going to have to fill out all of the paperwork all over again to have the conditions removed from his green card so he can have the 10 year one.
My question is mostly about the affadavit of support. I have changed jobs since the completion and issuance of his green card. I would like to change jobs again, but I am not sure about the conditions of the affadavit of support. Do they prefer that I have job stability or is their only concern that I maintain a salary that is above 125% of the current poverty level.
If anyone could answer this, it would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you!

[PraetorianXI]

1.- This better be a real marriage. I find it hard to, when you call your spouse "an immigrant I brought from Brazil".

2.- It does not matter if you change jobs, for as long as you meet the poverty guidelines.

[juliotangos123]

Lol

LOL about "bringing immigrant from Brazil". I know as a bilingual Spanish speaker, many whose native language is not English will translate word for word their intended sentence as it would be in their mother tongue and then render it in the foreign language. In Portuguese, just as in Spanish, it's common to use the phrase as such, "bringing immigrant from Brazil" though in English it sounds somewhat awkward/bad.

But Praetorian is very correct. It doesn't matter how many jobs you've had. You could have ten or twenty during the course of the year, as long as you meet the poverty requirements.

[madameclaws]

Sorry about that! That's what happens after a three day weekend and no coffee.
Yes, we have a real marriage, so no worries there.
Thanks for your help!

[PraetorianXI]

LOL about "bringing immigrant from Brazil". I know as a bilingual Spanish speaker, many whose native language is not English will translate word for word their intended sentence as it would be in their mother tongue and then render it in the foreign language. In Portuguese, just as in Spanish, it's common to use the phrase as such, "bringing immigrant from Brazil" though in English it sounds somewhat awkward/bad.

But Praetorian is very correct. It doesn't matter how many jobs you've had. You could have ten or twenty during the course of the year, as long as you meet the poverty requirements.

Funny thing is, I am tri-lingual and spanish is one of them... it still sounded funny.

[juliotangos123]

I agree.

It does sound kind of funny LOL, as if you're bringing over a FEDEX package or something.

Good luck with the visa.