AOS

[Kim_n_Ron 0]

If my parents file a joint tax return, but one on there own makes enough money to cover the requirements of the AOS form, Do i still need to have all household members sign the form or can i just use the one person ? Do both parents have to fill out the form or just the one that makes the highest income ?

Thank You

[pushbrk 12,910]

If my parents file a joint tax return, but one on there own makes enough money to cover the requirements of the AOS form, Do i still need to have all household members sign the form or can i just use the one person ? Do both parents have to fill out the form or just the one that makes the highest income ?

Thank You

There's only one joint sponsor unless your parents are part of YOUR household, so just one signs and they state only their individual income.

[SPSguy 18]

Pushbrk is absolutely correct. Only one is necessary. My wife and I just got approved for IR1 today and we had to use a joint sponsor as well. Although they are married and filed jointly, only one I 864 was needed.

[pushbrk 12,910]

Pushbrk is absolutely correct. Only one is necessary. My wife and I just got approved for IR1 today and we had to use a joint sponsor as well. Although they are married and filed jointly, only one I 864 was needed.

Thank you but it is not simply that only one is necessary. Only one is allowed unless part of the petitioner's household.

[Kim_n_Ron 0]

Thank you all for you answers. We all do live together for now. (That will change right before my husband gets here.) Do I still just need my dad to fill out the I-864A?

[pushbrk 12,910]

Thank you all for you answers. We all do live together for now. (That will change right before my husband gets here.) Do I still just need my dad to fill out the I-864A?

Excellent question. If your dad qualifies as and individual to sponsor, I would go the I-864 route. You and dad each complete your own I-864 with supporting documentation.