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Our joint sponsor, filled his tax retuns in 2005 as married, but in 2006 & 07 he filled as single. He got divorced in 2006 I guess. Anyways, do we need to attest his divorce decree too while sending our AOS?

Also our lawyer is asking other silly things, which I haven't seen anywhere, things like joint sponsors --> passport, his driving license, his son's birth certificate (his son is in the household) & the divorce decree.

Also we do have our joint sponsor's 1040, but not the w-2s, are the w-2s necessary?

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Our joint sponsor, filled his tax retuns in 2005 as married, but in 2006 & 07 he filled as single. He got divorced in 2006 I guess. Anyways, do we need to attest his divorce decree too while sending our AOS?

Also our lawyer is asking other silly things, which I haven't seen anywhere, things like joint sponsors --> passport, his driving license, his son's birth certificate (his son is in the household) & the divorce decree.

I guess he wants to back up on the number of dependents.

Also we do have our joint sponsor's 1040, but not the w-2s, are the w-2s necessary?

YEP! Unless you send tax transcripts1

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sounds right...but i would check the requirements on I-864A to make sure....

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Page 11 of the I-864 (right after all the instructions) has a checklist that states what is needed from each filer. You can check what your joint sponsor needs. The passport makes plenty of sense since the joint sponsor has to prove US citizenship or residency. The other stuff, you'll need to check that, but my opinion is that you can never be too prepared for the NVC. :D

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Our joint sponsor, filled his tax retuns in 2005 as married, but in 2006 & 07 he filled as single. He got divorced in 2006 I guess. Anyways, do we need to attest his divorce decree too while sending our AOS?

Also our lawyer is asking other silly things, which I haven't seen anywhere, things like joint sponsors --> passport, his driving license, his son's birth certificate (his son is in the household) & the divorce decree.

Also we do have our joint sponsor's 1040, but not the w-2s, are the w-2s necessary?

Silent,

Joint sponsor needs to proof his citizenship. So, the passport makes sense.

His son's birth cert is proof of his dependent(s).

You do need 1040 AND W2. Or you can use tax transcripts.

The lawyer may be playing safe and try to cover every possible RFE with more documents, but one can never be too prepared for immigration. :-)

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trinket   30

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Joint sponsor does have his birth certificate, isn't that enough for citizenship?

sounds right...but i would check the requirements on I-864A to make sure...

No, we wouldn't need i-864a, he is a friend of my husband, so we aren't in the same household.

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trinket   30

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sounds right...but i would check the requirements on I-864A to make sure....

Opps sorry, time for me to bite my tongue back :blush: . Yes you are right, if he was still married his wife might had to fill up i-1864a . Sorry about my earlier falseg judgement

 
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