I-864-residency address and assets/employment
Jul 25th 2004, 11:12 pm
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I-864-residency address and assets/employment
I do not believe I need a joint sponsor as our joint U.S. bank accounts are well over the 125%x5 requirement. I know in the UK instructions they recommend ignoring the Sponsor's Employment section of the I-864, should I just indicate "N/A"?
Also, for place of residence should I put my parent's address (where our financial accounts are) or the address of our friends in a different state where we intend to temporarily live after arriving in the U.S.?
Also, for place of residence should I put my parent's address (where our financial accounts are) or the address of our friends in a different state where we intend to temporarily live after arriving in the U.S.?
Jul 26th 2004, 12:59 am
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Re: I-864-residency address and assets/employment
Originally posted by Nidwaldner
I do not believe I need a joint sponsor as our joint U.S. bank accounts are well over the 125%x5 requirement. I know in the UK instructions they recommend ignoring the Sponsor's Employment section of the I-864, should I just indicate "N/A"?
Also, for place of residence should I put my parent's address (where our financial accounts are) or the address of our friends in a different state where we intend to temporarily live after arriving in the U.S.?
I do not believe I need a joint sponsor as our joint U.S. bank accounts are well over the 125%x5 requirement. I know in the UK instructions they recommend ignoring the Sponsor's Employment section of the I-864, should I just indicate "N/A"?
Also, for place of residence should I put my parent's address (where our financial accounts are) or the address of our friends in a different state where we intend to temporarily live after arriving in the U.S.?
Where you will be living, not where your financial accounts are homebased. If you were doing a DCF then the address listed is where your green card will be mailed.
