Affidavit of support Question
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Affidavit of support Question
Hi All,
I entered US on visitor Visa got it transferred to and am currently on
H1.I recently married a U.S Citizen.And am about to apply for Adjustment of status. I
have a question though My wife is not very rich is not working from last couple of
years she is only 20.And doenst have any relatives to give us affidavit of
support.My questions are
1.Can somebody else be our sponsor other than my wife relatives
2.does he or she has to be US citizen
3.Can there be 2 sponsors like a sponsor and cosponsor 4 and it that case can my wife
be a sponsor and i can be cosponsor casue i have a nice job and make good money
which is above the INS guidelines
All your answers would be appriciated
Thanks
I entered US on visitor Visa got it transferred to and am currently on
H1.I recently married a U.S Citizen.And am about to apply for Adjustment of status. I
have a question though My wife is not very rich is not working from last couple of
years she is only 20.And doenst have any relatives to give us affidavit of
support.My questions are
1.Can somebody else be our sponsor other than my wife relatives
2.does he or she has to be US citizen
3.Can there be 2 sponsors like a sponsor and cosponsor 4 and it that case can my wife
be a sponsor and i can be cosponsor casue i have a nice job and make good money
which is above the INS guidelines
All your answers would be appriciated
Thanks
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Your wife has to file the I-864, regardless of her ability to support you.
You can use a co-sponsor *in addition* to your wife. This person has to be a US citizen and resident in the US. Their income has to be enough for your family *and* their family.
Once you have been married and living with your wife for 6 months you can be the co-sponsor.
You can use a co-sponsor *in addition* to your wife. This person has to be a US citizen and resident in the US. Their income has to be enough for your family *and* their family.
Once you have been married and living with your wife for 6 months you can be the co-sponsor.
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Re: Affidavit of support Question
"Ameriscot" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> Your wife has to file the I-864, regardless of her ability to support you.
> You can use a co-sponsor *in addition* to your wife. This person has to be a US
> citizen and resident in the US. Their income has to be enough for your family
> *and* their family.
> Once you have been married and living with your wife for 6 months you can be the
> co-sponsor.
I'm not 100% sure but the way I read things, although the person has to be related at
the point of filing, this relationship does not have to have been in existence for
the six months period. So, if you were living together for six months and then got
married, your income would be immediately countable. As I said, this is an
interpretation and I would be happy to see other views on this.
Andy.
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> Your wife has to file the I-864, regardless of her ability to support you.
> You can use a co-sponsor *in addition* to your wife. This person has to be a US
> citizen and resident in the US. Their income has to be enough for your family
> *and* their family.
> Once you have been married and living with your wife for 6 months you can be the
> co-sponsor.
I'm not 100% sure but the way I read things, although the person has to be related at
the point of filing, this relationship does not have to have been in existence for
the six months period. So, if you were living together for six months and then got
married, your income would be immediately countable. As I said, this is an
interpretation and I would be happy to see other views on this.
Andy.
--
I'm not really here - it's just your warped imagination.