I-864

[Phel/Charles 0]

Hello VJ,

I am ready now to apply for adjustment of status. But I am confused that on my husband's Federal income tax return information is like this: (2006 - 13,282), (2007 - 13,846), (2008 - 491) only. Now my question is do I have to add it all 3 years to meet the poverty guidelines? Please I need somebody's help for this. All inputs about this matter would be so much appreciated. Thank you...

Phel

[yahyah 0]

I am filing for AOS for my husband and filing up the I-864.

I understand that the income for the household of 2 should be 18,000. annual income this year is 19k-20k. Do i need to fill out 1-864A for my brother to help me with my income. My brother lives with us. he has more annual income.

[BSK7275 0]

Answer and Quest similar to Terryns:

Can the intending immigrant co-sponsor I-864.. bcos the USC spponsor does not work now, although she has ben working 5 yrs past. The intending immigrant makes 3 times more than whats required.. Also have joint bank accounts & filed joint returns..

It says on form the intending immmigrant as loong as he will prove to continue working for same company after receiving GC is eligible to co=sponsor and don't need form I-864 A..since living on same household.

Any one in a similar position ?

We have submitted with above and No RFE has been received yet until date of Interview next month. So hoping this is accepted..

[JackDp 1]

Hi guys!

I have a question. My wife (US citizen) applied for my adjustment. With I-864 we attached only her Tax return, paystabs, bank statements, our joint account bank statement. We were over poverty line.

But one month later we got the mail from USCIS that the income is below poverty line. My bank account is almost empty, I do have small investments, I do have work but I receive stocks, not salary (company is in a financial trouble). We both have our houses. And I think it can helps. So the question:

- if I will put evidences of my personal real estate do I need to fill in I-864A?

- Evidence of ownership - is Grant Deed (I can get copies of both- for my wife's house and for my own), evidence of value - is what??

Thank you!

[tfarrukh 0]

The I-864 form and RULES have recentely been changed, and you might want to read this to:

http://www.nilc.org/immlawpolicy/aosupp/aosupp021.htm

Bill

my mom filled for my brother and now she need to do i-864 but she does not work and have no income. Can i fill i-864? does she need to do any thing regarding i-864?

pls help?

[minibadger 1]

I have a question about I-864, question #25, where it says,

[ ] I have filed a Federal tax return for each of the three most recent tax years. I have attached the required photocopy or transcript of my Federal tax return for only the most recent tax year.

My total income (adjusted gross income on IRS form 1040EZ) as reported on my Federal tax returns for the most recent three years was:

[here, form requets tax year and total income for last three years]

The form itself doesn't leave me any other option than to tick the box next to this question (or not) despite that it's referring to multiple things at once. My situation doesn't really apply.

I will be attaching the most recent tax return, but I did not file returns for the other two years, as I was a student and only working part-time, and thus didn't meet the amounts required to file.

So what do I do, as for the form? I assume not checking the box will make more of a problem than otherwise, but don't want to be dishonest to a technicality on the wording on the form.

Check the box, don't check the box? Attach a Supplement to the form after checking or not checking the box? What should I write in the areas where it asks what I earned/filed in the 2nd and 3rd most recent years, and why are they asking this (especially in this way) if, by their own guidelines, the most recent tax year is mostly all that matters?

Thanks.

[WelshDave86 0]

Hey guys

I am confused about the I-864/I-864A.

My wife is my petitioner - so I assume she has to fill out the I-864, but her father is her co-sponsor because she is a student with zero income. So does this mean he fills out the I-864A?

Thanks for any help

Dyfed

[TJM 0]

I am a retired petitioner and as such my social security benefits alone are greater than 125% of the federal poverty guidelines. I am also self-employed and have other income but do not need to worry about providing tax returns, etc if I have clear evidence that my retirement benefits alone meet the rquirements?

Thank you

[Albert_7 0]

Hi All,

I am a K1 visa holder and I have a quick question about filling I-864 by my future wife.

Between marriage and due date for filling AOS I will have only around 15 days.

If she takes over my last name should she file I-864 and entire AOS application based on this name? Or maybe she still can use her maiden name since she won't have any ID with her new last name?

Thanks for your help in advance.

Albert

[D_G 0]

We are just filling out AOS forms and are confused about a few things.....

Originally during our NOA2 we had to fill out the 134 for all the money stuff to show I wouldn't become a public charge etc, now that we've been granted the fiance visa, I'm in the states and we are married, we're filling out our AOS and now have to fill out an 864. We originally sent in the past three years of HIS taxes (2006, 2007, 2008) in order to get this far; we're worried as we just filled out the 2009 and it's lower than the poverty guideline even though he's been running his own business because of tax deductions as well as alimony to his ex wife.

Should we send in all the same information we sent in LAST time with this new 864? Why the change from 134 to 864? If we send in the old documents with the 864, and they say they need more from this year, or that he needs a cosponser, will that mean I have to leave the country if this is taking place while my fiance visa expires (even though we are married)? Would we just have to refile, or get his parents to cosponser?

[Vivi6 12]

SO I see somebody posted this question but I didn't find an answer...do you need to bring a copy of the affidavit to the interview? Also, we didn't send my husband's 2009 tax return documents because he wasn't done filing (we files in March), do you think it's a good idea to take it with us to the interview?

[Mus24 0]

Can I return the I-864 Affidavit of Support through email?

Maybe it gets there faster.

[kweenbee 0]

Hi All,

I am a K1 visa holder and I have a quick question about filling I-864 by my future wife.

Between marriage and due date for filling AOS I will have only around 15 days.

If she takes over my last name should she file I-864 and entire AOS application based on this name? Or maybe she still can use her maiden name since she won't have any ID with her new last name?

Thanks for your help in advance.

Albert

She is supposed to used her new name (married name) in her application. That's what I used. This name will appear in all her IDs issued by USCIS such as greencard and EAD.

[patrik123 0]

I have a question about I-864 part 3 and part 5. This form was filled out for my wife (part 2), and my daughter is coming with her. How do I know or How can I find out If my daughter is on same petition? My wife and daughter have different Case numbers, but they are coming together. Part 3 number 9 is saying that I should put family member who is coming in same time, but also not include any relative members on a separate petitions. How do I know the difference between separate petitions and separate case numbers?

If I look at my wife status online on the NVC website, my daughter is included there too and I can pay for my daughter processing fee as well. Does this means that my daughter is on same petition with my wife? should I fill this form like:

Part 3

8. checked and 8. YES

9. checked and 9a (name of my daughter)

10. 1 person

Part 5

21a. 1 person

21b. 1 person

21d. 1 person

21h. 3 persons (me, wife and kid)

Thank you

[Leyah&Rustee 0]

Do you need to bring a copy of the I-864 to the AOS interview?

Did you? I was wondering about that too.. cuz when I filed I-485 its already there