RFE -- Help!

[supremecomplex 8]

My husband & I submitted my AOS while living with his parents. When we sent it in, both my husband along with my father-in-law both sponsored me. My husband filled out the Affidavit of Support (Form I-864) and my Father-in-Law filled out the Contract Between Sponsor and Household Member (Form I-864a).

However, I received a pink RFE -- it states that I have to submit ALL the information requested below at one tie, and to send it to US Department of Homeland Security in Lee's Summit, MO. This is what it says:

For the household member's income to be included in the household income, the household member's income must have been from a lawful source and earned while the household member was authorized to work in the United States.

Please submit evidence that the household member (my Father-in-Law's name) on Form I-863, Affidavit of Support, or Form I-864A Contract Between Sponsor and Household Member, was authorized to work in the United States. Examples include one of the following: (and then it lists it all).

My questions are:

a) Do I have to have my Father-in-Law fill out Form I-864 along WITH I-864a, or just have him fill out Form I-864A again?

b) Would the following in an envelope sent back to USCIS it would be okay to resend out? Would that be all that's required?

- Letter of

RFE

- Form I-864A Signed

- Copy of his birth certificate

- Copy of the Certificate of Naturalization

- Copy of US Passport

Any help would be great since I intend to send this back out asap!Thanks so much.

[mrs. wife! 3]

I think they just want proofs that your co-sponsor is a US citizen or LPR.

I don't think you should send another affidavit form. Let's see what others have to say.

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

You didn't submit evidence on the father-in-law showing how he can rightfully be a sponsor. If he has a US passport, then that shows he's a citizen or if he has a birth certificate showing he was born in the US. They gave you a list of things that would show his legal status. You don't have to submit but one thing to show his status...maybe just his naturalization certificate in his case. That should be all that you need to send back along with the original RFE letter. An extra copy of the I-864A you originally sent would be a bonus to make sure they tie it all together. He doesn't have to fill in a new one as there was nothing wrong with it.