Does a conditional Green Card holder can be a sponsor?
Jan 10th 2003, 9:17 pm
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Does a conditional Green Card holder can be a sponsor?
hi all
I'm filling the I-485 based on marriage!
My sponsor is a conditional Green card holder !
Can he sign the affivadift of support? since my husband doesnt meet the requirment !
I'm filling the I-485 based on marriage!
My sponsor is a conditional Green card holder !
Can he sign the affivadift of support? since my husband doesnt meet the requirment !
Jan 11th 2003, 6:59 pm
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Re: Does a conditional Green Card holder can be a sponsor?
Download the form and you can read the instructions. A permanent resident
can be a joint sponsor. Doesn't make sense, though, as long as this person
is still being "sponsored" by somebody else.
http://www.ins.usdoj.gov/graphics/fo...iles/I-864.pdf
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> hi all
> I'm filling the I-485 based on marriage!
> My sponsor is a conditional Green card holder !
> Can he sign the affivadift of support? since my husband doesnt meet the
> requirment !
> --
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can be a joint sponsor. Doesn't make sense, though, as long as this person
is still being "sponsored" by somebody else.
http://www.ins.usdoj.gov/graphics/fo...iles/I-864.pdf
"alondra" wrote in message
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> hi all
> I'm filling the I-485 based on marriage!
> My sponsor is a conditional Green card holder !
> Can he sign the affivadift of support? since my husband doesnt meet the
> requirment !
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
Jan 13th 2003, 11:37 am
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Re: Does a conditional Green Card holder can be a sponsor?
"Christa" wrote ...
> Download the form and you can read the instructions. A permanent resident
> can be a joint sponsor. Doesn't make sense, though, as long as this person
> is still being "sponsored" by somebody else.
Firstly people, the sponsor is the US citizen. The permanent resident is a
joint sponsor. Subtle but important difference.
Second, of course it makes sense. A permanent resident can have an adequate
income to act as a joint sponsor. In fact a permanent resident can be their
own co-sponsor like in my case: My wife gave up paid work to look after our
daughter at home; my income is what counts for the affidavit of support.
Andy.
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> Download the form and you can read the instructions. A permanent resident
> can be a joint sponsor. Doesn't make sense, though, as long as this person
> is still being "sponsored" by somebody else.
Firstly people, the sponsor is the US citizen. The permanent resident is a
joint sponsor. Subtle but important difference.
Second, of course it makes sense. A permanent resident can have an adequate
income to act as a joint sponsor. In fact a permanent resident can be their
own co-sponsor like in my case: My wife gave up paid work to look after our
daughter at home; my income is what counts for the affidavit of support.
Andy.
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I'm not really here - it's just your warped imagination.
