Checklist before Sending

[icee 0]

I believe other VJ members have already answered your questions.

Thank you for sharing the website thou. I didn't know they will increase the price. I am glad that I sent the package this month. =]

yes I know they did answer, but I was not so sure and besides if I put this question, it might be helpful to the person who is making a checklist to ask those questions before he/she sends.

I have a final question and I will stop being annoying: do we need a birth certificate of our joint-sponsor?

thank you again all for your help!

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[Briggi 0]

yes I know they did answer, but I was not so sure and besides if I put this question, it might be helpful to the person who is making a checklist to ask those questions before he/she sends.

I have a final question and I will stop being annoying: do we need a birth certificate of our joint-sponsor?

thank you again all for your help!

A

You are fine. I asked a ton of questions before I sent mine in.

You don't need that BC.

O! Just let you know i made a few mistakes on my list.

For I-864, the sponsor need to send 6 months pay sub or an employment letter (i only sent 3 months)

The sponsor do not need to send copies of W2 if they send IRS tax return transcripts

[icee 0]

You are fine. I asked a ton of questions before I sent mine in.

You don't need that BC.

O! Just let you know i made a few mistakes on my list.

For I-864, the sponsor need to send 6 months pay sub or an employment letter (i only sent 3 months)

The sponsor do not need to send copies of W2 if they send IRS tax return transcripts

thank you Briggi! that's very helpful information, but I still have my question - do we need to send our co-sponsor's birth certificate?

[icee 0]

Hello,

I got married in the beginning of this month and I'm ready to send all the forms, but before that i just want to share with you all the content of the package so i know that I'm not doing any mistake. I'm currently with a Valid F-1 Visa

Do i have to send two packages or can i send just one?

CheckList

Package I-130

Payment

Cover Letter (Checklist of the Package)

Form I-130 by Spouse

Copy All Pages of Passport

Copy Marriage Certificate

G-325A, Me and Spouse

Passport-type Photo

Join Bank Account Photocopy

Any Other Relevant Documentation (Photos?)

Package I-485

Payment

Cover Letter (Checklist of the Package)

Form i-485 by Me

Copy of my Passport All

Copy Birth Certificate

Copy Marriage Certificate

Two Passport type Photos

G-325A Me

i-693 Medical Exam

i-864 by Spouse (W-2 Photocopy 2009, Extension Photocopy 2009, Last Tax Return Photocopy 2008)

i-765 by Me

Photocopy of My I-20

I'm thankful for any help that you can provide me.

Thank you

hey, I am not sure if they already told you but I think you also need G-325A filled out by your spouse for I-485 as well.

[icee 0]

thank you Briggi! that's very helpful information, but I still have my question - do we need to send our co-sponsor's birth certificate?

sorry guys, I'm probably panicking too much. so "BC" stands for birth certificate and we don't need to send bc of our co-sponsor, right? :-P

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

sorry guys, I'm probably panicking too much. so "BC" stands for birth certificate and we don't need to send bc of our co-sponsor, right? :-P

The I-864 is my weak point, and it makes my head hurt to double check it... but... I am pretty sure you need to show that your co-sponsor is a US citizen as well... ie. show a copy of passport page or naturalization cert or BC for them. I'll try to double-check for you if my head can take it. No promises though

[Briggi 0]

thank you Briggi! that's very helpful information, but I still have my question - do we need to send our co-sponsor's birth certificate?

I am sorry that I didn't read your question correctly.

The joint-sponsor needs a proof of citizenship, national, or permanent resident status.

If that sponsor has already filed proof of their citizenship or immigration status with Forms I-130, Form I-129F, I-600 and I-600A do not need to submit proof of their status.

Proof of U.S. citizen or national status includes a copy of yourbirth certificate, certificate of naturalization, certificate ofcitizenship, consular report of birth abroad to citizen parents,or a copy of the biographic data page of your U.S. passport.