I-864 Sponsorship
Aug 29th 2009, 3:19 am
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I-864 Sponsorship
Hi everyone,
I was wondering if anyone could clarify something for me.
Going through the drawn out process of AOS from K3 and was wondering as my wife (the USC) cannot meet the requirements, then would it be acceptable for my brother-in-law to act as sole or co-sponsor?
They both acted as co-sponsors on my initial application for the K-3 (I-134) and that was obviously not a problem. I'm hoping this would be the case too...
Thanks in advance.
Paul
I was wondering if anyone could clarify something for me.
Going through the drawn out process of AOS from K3 and was wondering as my wife (the USC) cannot meet the requirements, then would it be acceptable for my brother-in-law to act as sole or co-sponsor?
They both acted as co-sponsors on my initial application for the K-3 (I-134) and that was obviously not a problem. I'm hoping this would be the case too...
Thanks in advance.
Paul
Aug 29th 2009, 3:30 am
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Re: I-864 Sponsorship
Hi everyone,
I was wondering if anyone could clarify something for me.
Going through the drawn out process of AOS from K3 and was wondering as my wife (the USC) cannot meet the requirements, then would it be acceptable for my brother-in-law to act as sole or co-sponsor?
They both acted as co-sponsors on my initial application for the K-3 (I-134) and that was obviously not a problem. I'm hoping this would be the case too...
Thanks in advance.
Paul
I was wondering if anyone could clarify something for me.
Going through the drawn out process of AOS from K3 and was wondering as my wife (the USC) cannot meet the requirements, then would it be acceptable for my brother-in-law to act as sole or co-sponsor?
They both acted as co-sponsors on my initial application for the K-3 (I-134) and that was obviously not a problem. I'm hoping this would be the case too...
Thanks in advance.
Paul
Your wife must be your sponsor even if she doesn't qualify, so she will still do an I-864.
Your brother in law can be a Joint Sponsor as long as he is a USC or US PR, age 18 or over, and living in the USA. He must earn the right amount for his household size plus you. He will do his own separate I-864.
Rene
Aug 29th 2009, 2:56 pm
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Re: I-864 Sponsorship
Pbp,
Have you read the I-864 and its' instructions yet? It would appear that you have not because your questions are answered there.
Regards, JEff
Have you read the I-864 and its' instructions yet? It would appear that you have not because your questions are answered there.
Regards, JEff
Hi everyone,
I was wondering if anyone could clarify something for me.
Going through the drawn out process of AOS from K3 and was wondering as my wife (the USC) cannot meet the requirements, then would it be acceptable for my brother-in-law to act as sole or co-sponsor?
They both acted as co-sponsors on my initial application for the K-3 (I-134) and that was obviously not a problem. I'm hoping this would be the case too...
Thanks in advance.
Paul
I was wondering if anyone could clarify something for me.
Going through the drawn out process of AOS from K3 and was wondering as my wife (the USC) cannot meet the requirements, then would it be acceptable for my brother-in-law to act as sole or co-sponsor?
They both acted as co-sponsors on my initial application for the K-3 (I-134) and that was obviously not a problem. I'm hoping this would be the case too...
Thanks in advance.
Paul
Aug 29th 2009, 4:09 pm
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Re: I-864 Sponsorship
Thanks for your responses. 
Paul
Paul
Aug 30th 2009, 3:46 pm
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Re: I-864 Sponsorship
Sometimes you can't see the woods for the trees. It's there in back and white.....
Stupid boy
Paul
Stupid boy
Paul
