Unemployment and AOS
Jul 29th 2001, 5:51 am
#1
Guest
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Hello, I have two questions concerning my AOS case. Thank you in advance for your
help. I have recently received an invitation from INS to have my fingerprints
taken. How long after the fingerprints does it take for the interview to be
scheduled? I am unemployed. My husband who is a US citizen has lost his job
recently. Can they deny giving me a GC on the basis of that? What should we do
(about the affidavit of support)?
help. I have recently received an invitation from INS to have my fingerprints
taken. How long after the fingerprints does it take for the interview to be
scheduled? I am unemployed. My husband who is a US citizen has lost his job
recently. Can they deny giving me a GC on the basis of that? What should we do
(about the affidavit of support)?
Jul 29th 2001, 9:32 am
#2
Concierge
Joined: Apr 2001
Posts: 46,475
Unfortunately, yes you can be denied AOS because of lack of financial ability to meet the requirements of the I-864. You should be looking for a co-sponsor to complete the I-864 on your behalf.
Rita
Rita
Jul 29th 2001, 10:36 am
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Correct me if I am wrong. It depends on the situation. If one of you has a job before
the AOS interview, then you can furnish a new affidavit of support without getting a
co-sponsor. Since you're just in the fingerprint process, then depending on where you
filed the AOS, the interview may be few months to a year from now. So both of you
should have plenty of time to find a new employment.
Worst case scenerio if you receive the interview before getting a job, find a
co-sponsor ASAP.
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the AOS interview, then you can furnish a new affidavit of support without getting a
co-sponsor. Since you're just in the fingerprint process, then depending on where you
filed the AOS, the interview may be few months to a year from now. So both of you
should have plenty of time to find a new employment.
Worst case scenerio if you receive the interview before getting a job, find a
co-sponsor ASAP.
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Jul 30th 2001, 5:15 am
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If Louisville, it could be two days less two months. Hit the pavement soon, as long
as one of you has a job and meets the requirements you're fine. If hubby has a job
and meets the requirement your lack of employment won't have any effect on it.
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as one of you has a job and meets the requirements you're fine. If hubby has a job
and meets the requirement your lack of employment won't have any effect on it.
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