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I am currently freaking out. My step dads girlfriend had insisted on being our Joint sponsor to bring my husband Canadian citizen to the US. Our interview is scheduled for December 9th, 2010. Problem is my dads girlfriend was lying as being our joint sponsor and is now jerkin my chain about all this stuff she has to do before she can send me the I-864. (she was tryin to get close to my step dad....but anyway). I have gotten my real dad to agree to be joint sponsor but now Im super in the DARK. I will be getting a lease signed saying we will live with my dad and my stepmom and their 4 children. How much does my dad need to make in order to be joint sponsor? (my step mom doesnt work). Also what form do they fill out as he will be a household member as well as joint sponsor. Thanks soooo much for any help anyone can provide!

July 8, 2010 Filed I-130 (DCF) Calgary AB

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carolynhotstuff   252

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Both you and your dad will fill out the I-864 Affidavit of Support.

You dad's family size is 7 that includes your husband. 125% of poverty line is $41,587.

That poverty guideline is for people that do not live in Alaska or Hawaii.

You can do an internet search for the I-864P and it will give you the poverty guidelines for sponsors household size.

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Christi85   86

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Correction: If you are living with your Dad he will fill out the I-864A

That is correct. But only if they are living in the same household at the time of the interview.

If OP is still in Canada with her husband, then her dad needs to sign the I-864 as he's not considered a household member. There's this fine line that can be quite tricky.

Good luck!

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Neal851   3

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That is correct. But only if they are living in the same household at the time of the interview.

If OP is still in Canada with her husband, then her dad needs to sign the I-864 as he's not considered a household member. There's this fine line that can be quite tricky.

Good luck!

Thats right... :thumbs:

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06-18-14 -> NVC Received case.
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