Confused and Badly needs help

[happywifeymom 4]

Hello Fellow vj members,

I apologize if i will have so many questions with regards to the I-130 we filed for my kids. Am just sooo confused and not sure what to do .

I got an email from USCIS telling me that I can now download the form I-864 and the Ds-230 forms.My hubby lost his job a couple of months ago and because of that he is not making what he was making before which is 50K a year.

I am working full time now and so is my hubby.

My questions are:

1. Do i have to include my income in the I-864 ?

2. When does USCIS need the I-864?

3. Hubby lost his job couple months ago and his last 2 years income was really more than enough for the 2 dependents( me and our baby) but not the 2009.

3.Is this going to be a problem that he was unemployed for a couple of months?

4. Also about the DS-230 I ( wife of the petitioner) am the agent ..do i need to send the original DS-230 form to my kids (7 and 11 yrs. old)in the Philippines and have them signed the DS-230 form? and send the form back to me?

5. If the kids needs to sign the DS-230 do they need to sign the page 2 and page 4 of the form?

6.If so when do I need this DS-230 ?

7. When hubby lost his job..he was not able to pay child support for his daughter the times he was unemployed.. but DHR got half of the tax refund for his daugher..would this cause a redflag on our application?

8. another thing is the DS-230 form asked for the biological parent's date of birth.. Should I put my Ex's date of birth even though he is already deceased or just leave it blank?

Pleaseee i am really confused and badly needs your help.I would appreciate your help.Thanks again in advance.

Edited March 2, 2010 by happywifeymom

[Mononoke28 135]

1. The petitioner needs to file form I-864, in this case, your husband.

2. It's actually the NVC that requests this form, not the USCIS. They will request it as soon as the AOS fee bill has been paid.

3. All he needs to submit is copies of his 2009 tax return, recent pay stubs from his current job and an employment letter from them where it shows how much he earns a year. It doesn't matter if he was unemployed for two months since they only care about whether is currently makes enough to support them.

4. You as their mother can sign Part I of their DS-230 form.

7. They will not care about his child support as long as he currently makes enough to support you and your kids. The key word here is currently.

8. You need to enter the date of birth of their father regardless of whether he's alive or deceased.

Diana

[happywifeymom 4]

1. The petitioner needs to file form I-864, in this case, your husband.

2. It's actually the NVC that requests this form, not the USCIS. They will request it as soon as the AOS fee bill has been paid.

3. All he needs to submit is copies of his 2009 tax return, recent pay stubs from his current job and an employment letter from them where it shows how much he earns a year. It doesn't matter if he was unemployed for two months since they only care about whether is currently makes enough to support them.

4. You as their mother can sign Part I of their DS-230 form.

7. They will not care about his child support as long as he currently makes enough to support you and your kids. The key word here is currently.

8. You need to enter the date of birth of their father regardless of whether he's alive or deceased.

Diana

Thank you so much. I really appreciate it.