I-864A Question

[pacificleye 4]

I have a friend who is adjusting his status right now to that of a PR. His wife's income is not 125% of poverty guide line so they have the wife's dad to be a joint sponsor. However he(the wife's dad) is married and still has a younger daughter as a dependent. So his income and his wife's makes it more than enough to go over the poverty guide line for 4(father in law,wife, daughter and Beneficiary). My question is really regarding the fact that the father in law's wife has to file an I-864A contract, but Part 2 where it says:

"Part 2. Sponsor's Promise.

Part 3. Household Member's Promise.

I, THE HOUSEHOLD MEMBER,(space)in consideration of the household member's promise to support the following intending immigrant(s)and to be jointly and severally liable for any obligations I incur under the affidavit of support, promise

to complete and file an affidavit of support on behalf of the following (Space)immigrant(s) (see Step-by-Step instructions)."

Where do I get that number that is supposed to be in between "the following" and "immigrant", I dunno where to get that number from. Do they mean 1 as in 1 immigrant? or is it another number?

[Luckywife2007 6]

I have a friend who is adjusting his status right now to that of a PR. His wife's income is not 125% of poverty guide line so they have the wife's dad to be a joint sponsor. However he(the wife's dad) is married and still has a younger daughter as a dependent. So his income and his wife's makes it more than enough to go over the poverty guide line for 4(father in law,wife, daughter and Beneficiary). My question is really regarding the fact that the father in law's wife has to file an I-864A contract, but Part 2 where it says:

"Part 2. Sponsor's Promise.

Part 3. Household Member's Promise.

I, THE HOUSEHOLD MEMBER,(space)in consideration of the household member's promise to support the following intending immigrant(s)and to be jointly and severally liable for any obligations I incur under the affidavit of support, promise

to complete and file an affidavit of support on behalf of the following (Space)immigrant(s) (see Step-by-Step instructions)."

Where do I get that number that is supposed to be in between "the following" and "immigrant", I dunno where to get that number from. Do they mean 1 as in 1 immigrant? or is it another number?

You would simply enter "1" as this is the number of intending immigrants... I know, I had the same question....INS certainly doesn't make this Journey easy by stretch of the imagination and the forms can be misleading as well... good luck!

[Luckywife2007 6]

I have a friend who is adjusting his status right now to that of a PR. His wife's income is not 125% of poverty guide line so they have the wife's dad to be a joint sponsor. However he(the wife's dad) is married and still has a younger daughter as a dependent. So his income and his wife's makes it more than enough to go over the poverty guide line for 4(father in law,wife, daughter and Beneficiary). My question is really regarding the fact that the father in law's wife has to file an I-864A contract, but Part 2 where it says:

"Part 2. Sponsor's Promise.

Part 3. Household Member's Promise.

I, THE HOUSEHOLD MEMBER,(space)in consideration of the household member's promise to support the following intending immigrant(s)and to be jointly and severally liable for any obligations I incur under the affidavit of support, promise

to complete and file an affidavit of support on behalf of the following (Space)immigrant(s) (see Step-by-Step instructions)."

Where do I get that number that is supposed to be in between "the following" and "immigrant", I dunno where to get that number from. Do they mean 1 as in 1 immigrant? or is it another number?

Edited January 3, 2011 by Luckywife2007

[Luckywife2007 6]

You would simply enter "1" as this is the number of intending immigrants... I know, I had the same question....INS certainly doesn't make this Journey easy by any stretch of the imagination and the forms can be misleading as well... good luck!

[pacificleye 4]

You would simply enter "1" as this is the number of intending immigrants... I know, I had the same question....INS certainly doesn't make this Journey easy by stretch of the imagination and the forms can be misleading as well... good luck!

Thanks a lot Luckywife2007, That is what I thought too but wasn't really sure about it