Jason

Can a currently unemployed person be a sponsor? Can he use assets such as
bank deposits, CDs, stocks, and IRA accounts only to be qualfied?
Other information:
In last three years each year his income is much more than the 125 percent
of poverty line requirement. This year his income before to be unemployed
and unemployed benefits together are more than the 125 percent of poverty
line requirement.

Thanks for any information.

Jason

Ingo Pakleppa

On Fri, 20 Jun 2003 19:13:21 +0000, Jason wrote:

    > Can a currently unemployed person be a sponsor?

Yes, as long as he has sufficient income or assets.

    > Can he use assets such as bank deposits, CDs, stocks, and IRA accounts
only to be qualfied?

Yes.

    > Other information:
    > In last three years each year his income is much more than the 125
    > percent of poverty line requirement. This year his income before to be
    > unemployed and unemployed benefits together are more than the 125
    > percent of poverty line requirement.

Yes, shouldn't be a problem then, as long as you can show that you have
sufficient prospects of finding a new job.

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