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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Pakistan
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hi dear friends. my sister coming with her 5 kids and husband. but its time to fill out the I864 for them and my income lastyear was only $15.000 i have store but i lost soo much money so my income was only $15.000, and my understanding is that i need atlest $60.000 to show them the poverty guideline is $60.000 because im married so 7 of them and 2 of us . i have tried to find a co-sponser but failed everyone have low income with big family. what should i do :help: . i also have a house . how can i add that into I864. do i need a eppraisal or i can just get a print from the web for the house value.

also i have a friend who is willing to support me but he also made about $16.000 lastyear with two dependents. he also own a house but the problem is he lost one of his job and he is getting unemployeement. i am realy felling hopless rite now i know one of you angle is going to help me out here what should i do plz reply me with your best wish thank you soo much for your time . :help:

Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: China
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You could use a house appraisal, sure ! If you have any mortgage, you'll need to attach the current mortgage statement with the appraisal. You must use licensed appraiser (are you studying the instructions? )

IMO, find a co-sponser / joint-sponser with much monies, or increase your cash assets.

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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Indonesia
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thank you darnel for reply i am trying but no one is with that much income. so i should not use my friend income the one i mention above :unsure: what else can i do

I don't think you need quite as much as 60K, but you do need more than your friend can provide.

See the current federal poverty guideline here:

http://liheap.ncat.org/profiles/povertytables/FY2010/popstate.htm

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
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There would be no use using your friend's income - he has a household of at least 3 - so he doesn't even meet the poverty guidelines at 125% for his own family - no extra income to show there.

You can use assets as well as income, but you will need to show 5 times the shortfall.

Your household size is 9 - therefore you need $50,907.00

50,907.00 - 15,000.00 = a shortfall of 35,907.00

You would need to show assets with a value of five times that - so assets worth 35,907.00 x 5 - $179,535.00

So your only options are to show assets of that amount or get a joint sponsor who can cover the immigrants and his/her household at 125% of the poverty guidelines.

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