Can I be the joint-sponsor on i864?
Long story short, I moved to the US 8 years ago via the I130 method with my American wife.
My brother in law (+2 kids who are all USC) is now moving back to the US with his non-USC wife. 1. When he is calculating the household size for income requirements, he should use 4, correct? (bearing in mind he and 2 kids are USC) If so, he just misses out as his base pay is just under the requirement for 4 people. 2. He has asked me to be the joint-sponsor, which I am totally ok with. I've read a lot on the subject, they won't be living with us. Is that a problem as we will not be one household? 3. We are a family of 6, both my wife and I work, do we individually have to file an i864a? 4. Do we have to meet the income levels of a household of 10, which is our 6 plus the 4 coming to the US? Or just 7, our 6 and the person we are sponsoring? I appreciate any and all responses, it's been 8 years since I went through this process and it can get incredibly confusing. |
Re: Can I be the joint-sponsor on i864?
Originally Posted by Wilto
(Post 12223889)
When he is calculating the household size for income requirements, he should use 4, correct?
If so, he just misses out as his base pay is just under the requirement for 4 people. Is that a problem as we will not be one household? We are a family of 6, both my wife and I work, do we individually have to file an i864a? Or just 7, our 6 and the person we are sponsoring? Ian |
Re: Can I be the joint-sponsor on i864?
appreciate it Ian, you have been most helpful (and also 8 years ago!)
Topping up with assets definitely seems like a fantastic idea. Is there a handy dandy FAQ of what counts as an asset, how liquid must it be, how long it must be in sponsor's name etc etc? |
Re: Can I be the joint-sponsor on i864?
Everything you need to know is at www.uscis.gov, Form I-864 form and instructions.
His income will only count if it will continue from the same source once inside the USA. Or is he already in the USA? If your income alone is enough to cover a household of 6, your spouse does not need to do an I-864a. Rene |
Re: Can I be the joint-sponsor on i864?
Originally Posted by Wilto
(Post 12223925)
Is there a handy dandy FAQ of what counts as an asset, how liquid must it be, how long it must be in sponsor's name etc etc?
Ian |
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