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Do i need I-864 ???

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fluffik   0

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Hi, i need some help

We have our interview on wed. I was looking over through all document, to make sure everything is fine and on Interview letter check list says we need to bring I-864 with us. We applied all form( I-130, 485 and 765) and documents with a lower and he didn't say anything about I-864 form. I had J-1( 2 years not req) visa and got married a USC... Do we need this form or not??? If so, why my lower didn't mention that? I'm so confused... :unsure:

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the I-864 is the affidavit of support - it should have been filled out by your spouse and sent in with your initial package. it proves that your spouse can afford to support you in the event you can't work.

it seems strange to me that they accepted your application and didn't send you an RFE for this... are you sure your lawyer didn't file this on your behalf?

07-10-2008 entered US on J-1 visa

01-01-2009 officially engaged

04-06-2009 married

04-25-2009 filed AOS

05-22-2009 biometrics appointment

06-05-2009 EAD received

06-17-2009 NOA2 received

07-30-2009 interview- recommended for approval! GC expected in 1-2 months

10-21-2009 received NOA for the I-130: "your petition is approved but... the applicant for whom you are petitioning is not eligible to file for an adjustment of status at this time". still no GC :(

11-18-2009 welcome letter received!

12-01-2009 green card received!

september 2011 filed for removal of conditions

october 2011 biometrics appointment

december 2011 RFE received

january 2011 sent in RFE packet

february 2011 conditions lifted, 10 year green card received

fluffik Newbie

fluffik   0

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the I-864 is the affidavit of support - it should have been filled out by your spouse and sent in with your initial package. it proves that your spouse can afford to support you in the event you can't work.

it seems strange to me that they accepted your application and didn't send you an RFE for this... are you sure your lawyer didn't file this on your behalf?

Yes, we send all taxes returns and that stuff but i don't remember if we filed that form( as a form-application) or not and i don't have it in my copies...

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rubyred   0

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you probably did. did your lawyer file the package, or did you?

07-10-2008 entered US on J-1 visa

01-01-2009 officially engaged

04-06-2009 married

04-25-2009 filed AOS

05-22-2009 biometrics appointment

06-05-2009 EAD received

06-17-2009 NOA2 received

07-30-2009 interview- recommended for approval! GC expected in 1-2 months

10-21-2009 received NOA for the I-130: "your petition is approved but... the applicant for whom you are petitioning is not eligible to file for an adjustment of status at this time". still no GC :(

11-18-2009 welcome letter received!

12-01-2009 green card received!

september 2011 filed for removal of conditions

october 2011 biometrics appointment

december 2011 RFE received

january 2011 sent in RFE packet

february 2011 conditions lifted, 10 year green card received

 
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