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I will be sponsoring both my parents as the principal sponsor for each even though I am married. My plan was that because I earn enough meet the poverty guidelines on just my wages ,this would be easier. However, my husband and I file joint tax returns. Does this mean I have to use my husband as a joint sponspor or can I just go ahead and file on my own? I know I don't have to if I meet the poverty guidelines but if my tax returns reflect a dual income will that matter?

My Journey for my Parents ) IR5

(Please note we have taken our time and we could have gone faster with the NVC)

I have 2 petitions running at the same time, I have not posted 2 sets of dates because they have been processed either together or a few days of each other.

Beneficiaries Embassy-Cyprus

I-130 sent 2008-09-27 to Vermont

NOA1 received 2008-10-03

Transfered to California 2 weeks before approval

NOA2 received 2009-01-14

Received at NVC 2009-1-16

I 864 bill/DS3032 received 2009-1-22

I-864 invoiced online 2009-1-22

I-864 paid online 2009-01-31

DS3032 received at NVC by mail from parents 2009-02-13

IV fee invoiced online and paid 2009-02-15

Returned I-864 2009-02-16

I 864 entered into system 2009- 02-26

I864 reveiwed and approved-2009-03-03

DS 230 and documents sent 2009-03-27

IV packet delivered to NVC 2009-03-30

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I will be sponsoring both my parents as the principal sponsor for each even though I am married. My plan was that because I earn enough meet the poverty guidelines on just my wages ,this would be easier. However, my husband and I file joint tax returns. Does this mean I have to use my husband as a joint sponspor or can I just go ahead and file on my own? I know I don't have to if I meet the poverty guidelines but if my tax returns reflect a dual income will that matter?

If you are sponsoring based on just your income, then it does not matter whether the taxes are filed jointly or not, you can go ahead and sponsor as an individual. If you are sponsoring your parents based on both yours and your husband's income, then both of you will have to sponsor (joint sponsors).

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