Luis

    > So she would have to make over 125% of the current poverty guideline
    > in order for immigration to accept my request?
    > Luis
    > Of course it doesnt count as Income if your doing it
    > ILLEGALLY.....!!!!!!!!!!!!
    > luis wrote:
    > > Does your girlfriend realize what she's getting herself into? What
    > > is
    > > her status in the US? From what you've written, you've been out of
    > > status for at least two years which means that if you leave the US
    > > for
    > > any reason whatsoever, you'll automatically incur a 10 year ban. How
    > > have you been supporting yourself? You couldn't have been working
    > > legally since you currently have no status in the US. Does your g/f
    > > make
    > > over 125% of the current poverty guideline... she'll need that or
    > > she'll
    > > need a joint sponsor. How does she feel about supporting you until
    > > such
    > > time as you get a legal job?
    > > Ian
    > > I don't know what you mean by does my gf know what she's getting
    > > herself into. I mean we've talked about it of course, and she's a
    > > USC.
    > > Actually I recently turned 18 and I'm planning on moving out with
    > > her.
    > > So if I'm working illegally, it doesn't count as income?.

Yes, either that or have a joint sponsor who does meet the financial
requirements.

Rene




A joint sponsor could be one of her parents, if they're willing to sign right?.

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Noorah101

A joint sponsor can be a USC or PR who is living in the USA, who meets the financial requirements.

Rene