I-864 from Joint Sponsor

[Horees 2]

Gents,

Back again...

I asked before about filling I-864 from sponsor & joint sponsor or fill I-864.

I was advised that if the joint sponsor is sibling to the sponsor & lives in the same house, hence, he is considered a "household member" and he should fill I-864A (signed by Sponsor & household member)

This is in addition to I-864 by the sponsor.

I shocked today as the embassy returned back all papers that I submitted (DS-230, medical, I-864, I-864A,...)

and they asked for the joint sponsor to fill I-864 as well.

How comes? is this a mistake from their side, or a new rule, or it's a mistake from my side?

Thanks

[YuAndDan 153]

Household member tends to be (father, son, mother, daughter, or spouce). A sibling tends to not be dependent on another sibling for support.

Also household relationships can be one way, I may live in my father' home so be considered a member of his household, however it is his household not mine, he is not a member of my household because he is head of the household.

Is brother's income sufficient to sponsor alone? If yes then have him do an I-864 if not then find another joint sponsor that can provide an I-864.

[Horees 2]

Household member tends to be (father, son, mother, daughter, or spouce). A sibling tends to not be dependent on another sibling for support.

Also household relationships can be one way, I may live in my father' home so be considered a member of his household, however it is his household not mine, he is not a member of my household because he is head of the household.

Is brother's income sufficient to sponsor alone? If yes then have him do an I-864 if not then find another joint sponsor that can provide an I-864.

the case is that my wife is the petitioner

her brother has sufficient income to sponsor me (note that my wife isn't the intendant immigrant, it's me)

her brother is the main income in the house as his father isn't working, in addition, her brother is the owner of the house.

Please advise

[YuAndDan 153]

the case is that my wife is the petitioner

her brother has sufficient income to sponsor me (note that my wife isn't the intendant immigrant, it's me)

her brother is the main income in the house as his father isn't working, in addition, her brother is the owner of the house.

Please advise

Then he should provide an I-864, not an I-864A, he is the "Head of his household".

[Horees 2]

Then he should provide an I-864, not an I-864A, he is the "Head of his household".

THNX ALOT FOR THIS INFO

but visa journey members didn't state that difference and they told uncertain info (in previous topics) regarding this issue.

Thanks again YuAndDan

[iwuvcheshert 6]

would parents in law be ok for joint sponsor? we intend to live with them upon my arrival (since husband is the only family they have there) both of my in lawsa have substantial resource to be joint sponsors. tnx and godspeed

[YuAndDan 153]

would parents in law be ok for joint sponsor? we intend to live with them upon my arrival (since husband is the only family they have there) both of my in lawsa have substantial resource to be joint sponsors. tnx and godspeed

Yes, should be fine as long as their income is sufficient to support an immigrant.

[iwuvcheshert 6]

thanks for the details i highly appreciate it

[Haarp425 26]

Gents,

Back again...

I asked before about filling I-864 from sponsor & joint sponsor or fill I-864.

I was advised that if the joint sponsor is sibling to the sponsor & lives in the same house, hence, he is considered a "household member" and he should fill I-864A (signed by Sponsor & household member)

This is in addition to I-864 by the sponsor.

I shocked today as the embassy returned back all papers that I submitted (DS-230, medical, I-864, I-864A,...)

and they asked for the joint sponsor to fill I-864 as well.

How comes? is this a mistake from their side, or a new rule, or it's a mistake from my side?

Thanks

Your wife will fill out the I-864 and select 1.A and select 8. and select YES.

Your wife's brother will fill out the I-864 and select 1.D and select 8. and select YES.

[Horees 2]

Your wife will fill out the I-864 and select 1.A and select 8. and select YES.

Your wife's brother will fill out the I-864 and select 1.D and select 8. and select YES.

My wife should file I-864

Wife's brother file I-864

Both should file same I-864A