I-864A

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Okay, just when I thought I was done... Do I have to do this I-864A form? How do I know if I have to?

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[aussiewench 9]

The I-864A is used when a member of your households income is combined with your income (sponsor) on the I-864.

Edited October 27, 2006 by aussiewench

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The I-864A is used when a member of your households income is combined with your income (sponsor) on the I-864.

So, since I live alone and my husband (the applicant) does not work, I don't do this form, right?

PS - I make 37,000 per year... Do you think I need to show my paycheck stubs in addition to my taxes and bank statements?

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You don't need to send I-864A if you live alone. My husband didn't have to send one, and I am his dependant.

I guess only if you live with your parents, siblings, children or roomates that have income, then you should send one.

[YuAndDan 153]

The I-864A is used when a member of your households income is combined with your income (sponsor) on the I-864.

So, since I live alone and my husband (the applicant) does not work, I don't do this form, right?

PS - I make 37,000 per year... Do you think I need to show my paycheck stubs in addition to my taxes and bank statements?

Since you live alone and make that much consider using the I-864EZ, it is simpler and requires less documentation, just 1 year tax data, but can include, past 3, a letter from employer, and up to the past 6 months pay stubs.

http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/formsfee/forms/i-864ez.htm

The I-864A is only used in cases where a person lives with a family member like a parent and are relying on them to help sponsor the immigrant. In your case that for dose not apply.