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AOS and new married sponsor

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Hope someone could help me

So situation : Our co-sponsor is his sister, we have all her documents wich were ready for iinterview ( april) Should we get some new documents , like employment letter and pay stubs or it will be enought the ones wich we had for april? ( not older than 6 months)and we will apply for aos in june.

Also shes getting married this weekend, so how will it affect our I-1864 beside counting more houshold members? Will we need to get something of her husband when we will apply for Aos? Or its enought just her own taxes, employment letter, pay stubs, and filled I-1864? Thank you very much for your answers

 
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