AOS...I-864 Form

[terryn 0]

If I do not meet the poverty guidelines for 2008 as the us citizen, but my husband who is the immagrant has an income in the USA for the past 4 years...can he co sponsor with me ...it is on Question #24 on the I-864 Form

[YuAndDan 153]

Yes if he has been working legally in USA using EAD, then yes he can.

You will provide I-864 because US Citizen Spouse MUST be primary sponsor, and he will provide an I-864A as a member of your household.

How Can the Intending Immigrant Be Considered a Household Member?

Listed below are two ways that the intending immigrant may be considered to be a household member for the purposes of pooling income with the sponsor to meet the Affidavit of Support requirements:

• The intending immigrant has the same principal residence as the sponsor and the intending immigrant can establish that his or her income will continue from the same source, even after acquisition of permanent residence.

• The intending immigrant is the sponsor's spouse and the intending immigrant can show that his or her income will continue from the same source after acquisition of permanent residence.

http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/I-864A.pdf

[terryn 0]

On the I-864 , Question #24...there is a space for the Intending immigrant's income and part E of Q24 states that the immigrant doesn't have any child they do not have to fill out the I 864

Do you anything about this?

Thanks, Terry

Yes if he has been working legally in USA using EAD, then yes he can.

You will provide I-864 because US Citizen Spouse MUST be primary sponsor, and he will provide an I-864A as a member of your household.

How Can the Intending Immigrant Be Considered a Household Member?

Listed below are two ways that the intending immigrant may be considered to be a household member for the purposes of pooling income with the sponsor to meet the Affidavit of Support requirements:

• The intending immigrant has the same principal residence as the sponsor and the intending immigrant can establish that his or her income will continue from the same source, even after acquisition of permanent residence.

• The intending immigrant is the sponsor's spouse and the intending immigrant can show that his or her income will continue from the same source after acquisition of permanent residence.

http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/I-864A.pdf

[YuAndDan 153]

On the I-864 , Question #24...there is a space for the Intending immigrant's income and part E of Q24 states that the immigrant doesn't have any child they do not have to fill out the I 864

Do you anything about this?

Thanks, Terry

Has to do if immigrant is going to support their child, as in case that they may have filed a petition for a child as an LPR. Edited April 14, 2008 by YuAndDan