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I'm currently petitioning my wife. She lives in the Philippines. I mailed my i-130 already and waiting for the next step, affadavit of support. My question is, I have no income whatsoever because i'm a college student. I never worked, yet, in my life. Could my father, who works in the military, be the one to fill up the affadavit of support on my behalf? His income is well above the poverty line. Since I make nothing, do i still need to fill up the affadavit of support form?? Will it cause any delays since I have no work experience??

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You will have to fill out the affidavit of support. However, you will need your father to Co-Sign it. :) Its kinda like getting a car loan. If you dont have enough credit, you still fill out the primary loan forms, but you get someone else to cosign on the loan.

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Not to worry. Your father can definitely co-sponsor if the poverty line requirements are met. You fill out the I-864 because you are the main sponsor (despite the income coming from the co-sponsor) and your father must fill out one too.

More info here: http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/i-864instr.pdf

"The petitioning sponsor must sign and complete Form I-864, even if a joint sponsor also submits an I-864 to meet the income requirement."

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: France
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And as far as the poverty line goes do you have to have 125% for a 2 person household or 125% of the co-signer (and family if applicable) + petitioner + beneficiary?

USCIS (177 days from NOA1 to NOA2)

08.05.2010 I-130 priority date 08.14.2010 I-130 NOA1 11.03.2010 Transfer from CSC to TSC 01.19.2011 Service Request for out of processing time. Congressional Intervention 02.07.2011 I-130 Approved 02.14.2011 Shipped from TSC to NVC

NVC (33 days from #assigned to CC)
02.17.2011 Case number assigned 02.18.2011 Case # & INN received. Gave email addresses. Emailed DS 3032. Paid AOS Fee 02.22.2011 AOS Fee appeared as paid. Mailed AOS. DS 3032 accepted 02.24.2011 AOS received. IV bill generated and paid 02.25.2011 IV bill fee appeared as paid. Mailed IV 02.28.2011 IV packet received 03.09.2011 AOS entered in the system 03.11.2011 IV entered in the system 03.15.2011 AVR RFE 03.16.2011 Sent RFE response. Service request for supervisor review. Emailed NVC for re-review of document 03.17.2011 Received RFE checklist in email. NVC received RFE response. Emailed US Embassy to review document. 03.18.2011 Embassy confirmed the document was valid. Forwarded Embassy email to NVC. 03.22.2011 Sign In Failed. Case Complete 03.25.2011 Interview assigned

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Ireland
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And as far as the poverty line goes do you have to have 125% for a 2 person household or 125% of the co-signer (and family if applicable) + petitioner + beneficiary?

The co-signer just has to support his household and the beneficiary, not the petitioner.

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