I-864 question

[imm05 0]

Hi,

I had applied for my parents. Paid $70 and $400 for affidavit of support and visa fee bill. I am a house wife and wanted to have my husband fill out I-864A for me. But my husband had finished his contract with his employer last month and looking for a new job. My husband makes about $90K as an Engineer and we have close to $100K in our bank account besides other investment in stock, Mutual Fund and 401K plan. The total number of family members in our husehold is 4 (we have two children under the age of 5).

My question is can I still use my husband as a co-sponsor or do I need to wait until my husband land a job? (We don't have any other relative in U.S. whose income can be used). Any suggestion, advice will be highly appreciated.

Thanks,

Imm05

[Raj456 0]

imm05,

Yes your husband can file I-864A for you as your husband need to submit last 6 months pay stubs and prior year tax returns and you should be good. Also your husband income is more than enough.......check the federal poverty guidelines income for 2009 and you guys are well above the limit....

http://aspe.hhs.gov/poverty/09poverty.shtml

Good Luck with the rest of your process.....

Thanks, Raj

Hi,

I had applied for my parents. Paid $70 and $400 for affidavit of support and visa fee bill. I am a house wife and wanted to have my husband fill out I-864A for me. But my husband had finished his contract with his employer last month and looking for a new job. My husband makes about $90K as an Engineer and we have close to $100K in our bank account besides other investment in stock, Mutual Fund and 401K plan. The total number of family members in our husehold is 4 (we have two children under the age of 5).

My question is can I still use my husband as a co-sponsor or do I need to wait until my husband land a job? (We don't have any other relative in U.S. whose income can be used). Any suggestion, advice will be highly appreciated.

Thanks,

Imm05

Edited December 12, 2009 by Raj456

[imm05 0]

Thank you Raj.