Tokyo-Chap

Hello everybody ...


About I-864 , my spouse,USC is full-time student so she hasnt filled
tax-return for 2002. ( Also , IRS wnot be giving clearance till
mid-april as its 2001 as recent tax year.

Joint sponosor ( her dad ) has already filled for 2002. ( he has tax
return from 1999 to 2002 ) .


The thing is, We want to show her dad's 2002 tax return as its above
125% lines , but thats not the case in 2001 .

Can we put main sponsorer (my USC wife) for year 2001.
and for joint sponsorer ( my father-in-law) as year 2002.

Need your valuable advise.

Thanks
Rgds


Tokyo-Chap.

Mrtravel

Tokyo-chap wrote:
    >
    > Hello everybody ...
    >
    > About I-864 , my spouse,USC is full-time student so she hasnt filled
    > tax-return for 2002. ( Also , IRS wnot be giving clearance till
    > mid-april as its 2001 as recent tax year.
    >
    > Joint sponosor ( her dad ) has already filled for 2002. ( he has tax
    > return from 1999 to 2002 ) .
    >
    > The thing is, We want to show her dad's 2002 tax return as its above
    > 125% lines , but thats not the case in 2001 .
    >
    > Can we put main sponsorer (my USC wife) for year 2001.
    > and for joint sponsorer ( my father-in-law) as year 2002.
    >

I am confused now. If you and your spouse have been living together and
have an income of over 15000 or so, then you have enough income. Do you
live in the US? Have you been living with your wife for 6 months or
longer?

Tokyo-Chap

mrtravel wrote in message news:...
    > Tokyo-chap wrote:
    > >
    > > Hello everybody ...
    > >
    > > About I-864 , my spouse,USC is full-time student so she hasnt filled
    > > tax-return for 2002. ( Also , IRS wnot be giving clearance till
    > > mid-april as its 2001 as recent tax year.
    > >
    > > Joint sponosor ( her dad ) has already filled for 2002. ( he has tax
    > > return from 1999 to 2002 ) .
    > >
    > > The thing is, We want to show her dad's 2002 tax return as its above
    > > 125% lines , but thats not the case in 2001 .
    > >
    > > Can we put main sponsorer (my USC wife) for year 2001.
    > > and for joint sponsorer ( my father-in-law) as year 2002.
    > >
    >
    > I am confused now. If you and your spouse have been living together and
    > have an income of over 15000 or so, then you have enough income. Do you
    > live in the US? Have you been living with your wife for 6 months or
    > longer?


Currently , we both are living in Japan and we are living since past 2
months together.
The Joint Sponsorer will be her Dad .