Affidavit of Support Question
May 23rd 2004, 12:29 am
#1
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Affidavit of Support Question
Hi Group!
I just have a quick question regarding the affidavit of support.
My wife and i have been married for over 2 years and living in australia,
however recently she has needed to go back for personal reasons so we have
started the process at the sydney consulate.
She is back in the states now, but not working yet so obviously requires a
co sponsor.
As her family cannot help out, will INS accept a co-sponsorship from a
long-time friend of mine (friends since childhoold and he moved to the US
some years ago - he had citizenship). He is far above the poverty line, but
im concerned - will INS will look down on it since its not a family member??
Alas, my personal assets dont even come close to enough to count also
Thanks in advance
Aaron
I just have a quick question regarding the affidavit of support.
My wife and i have been married for over 2 years and living in australia,
however recently she has needed to go back for personal reasons so we have
started the process at the sydney consulate.
She is back in the states now, but not working yet so obviously requires a
co sponsor.
As her family cannot help out, will INS accept a co-sponsorship from a
long-time friend of mine (friends since childhoold and he moved to the US
some years ago - he had citizenship). He is far above the poverty line, but
im concerned - will INS will look down on it since its not a family member??
Alas, my personal assets dont even come close to enough to count also
Thanks in advance
Aaron
May 23rd 2004, 1:26 am
#2
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Joined: Apr 2001
Posts: 46,485
Re: Affidavit of Support Question
Yes your friend can be your co-sponsor even if he were only a permanent resident.
Rete
Rete
Originally posted by Aaron Schwebel
Hi Group!
I just have a quick question regarding the affidavit of support.
My wife and i have been married for over 2 years and living in australia,
however recently she has needed to go back for personal reasons so we have
started the process at the sydney consulate.
She is back in the states now, but not working yet so obviously requires a
co sponsor.
As her family cannot help out, will INS accept a co-sponsorship from a
long-time friend of mine (friends since childhoold and he moved to the US
some years ago - he had citizenship). He is far above the poverty line, but
im concerned - will INS will look down on it since its not a family member??
Alas, my personal assets dont even come close to enough to count also
Thanks in advance
Aaron
Hi Group!
I just have a quick question regarding the affidavit of support.
My wife and i have been married for over 2 years and living in australia,
however recently she has needed to go back for personal reasons so we have
started the process at the sydney consulate.
She is back in the states now, but not working yet so obviously requires a
co sponsor.
As her family cannot help out, will INS accept a co-sponsorship from a
long-time friend of mine (friends since childhoold and he moved to the US
some years ago - he had citizenship). He is far above the poverty line, but
im concerned - will INS will look down on it since its not a family member??
Alas, my personal assets dont even come close to enough to count also
Thanks in advance
Aaron
May 23rd 2004, 2:04 am
#3
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Re: Affidavit of Support Question
Beautiful.. Thanks Rete!!!!
*removes a huge load from his shoulders.. lol*
"Rete" <member167@british_expats.com> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Yes your friend can be your co-sponsor even if he were only a permanent
> resident.
> Rete
> Originally posted by Aaron Schwebel
> >
> Hi Group!
> >
> > I just have a quick question regarding the affidavit of
> support.
> >
> > My wife and i have been married for over 2 years and
> living in australia,
> > however recently she has needed to go back for
> personal reasons so we have
> > started the process at the sydney
> consulate.
> >
> > She is back in the states now, but not working yet so
> obviously requires a
> > co sponsor.
> >
> > As her family cannot help out,
> will INS accept a co-sponsorship from a
> > long-time friend of mine
> (friends since childhoold and he moved to the US
> > some years ago - he
> had citizenship). He is far above the poverty line, but
> > im concerned -
> will INS will look down on it since its not a family member??
> >
> > Alas,
> my personal assets dont even come close to enough to count also
> >
> >
> Thanks in advance
> >
> Aaron
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
*removes a huge load from his shoulders.. lol*
"Rete" <member167@british_expats.com> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Yes your friend can be your co-sponsor even if he were only a permanent
> resident.
> Rete
> Originally posted by Aaron Schwebel
> >
> Hi Group!
> >
> > I just have a quick question regarding the affidavit of
> support.
> >
> > My wife and i have been married for over 2 years and
> living in australia,
> > however recently she has needed to go back for
> personal reasons so we have
> > started the process at the sydney
> consulate.
> >
> > She is back in the states now, but not working yet so
> obviously requires a
> > co sponsor.
> >
> > As her family cannot help out,
> will INS accept a co-sponsorship from a
> > long-time friend of mine
> (friends since childhoold and he moved to the US
> > some years ago - he
> had citizenship). He is far above the poverty line, but
> > im concerned -
> will INS will look down on it since its not a family member??
> >
> > Alas,
> my personal assets dont even come close to enough to count also
> >
> >
> Thanks in advance
> >
> Aaron
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
