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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Japan
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Hello All.

Hoping someone could clear up my question about the eligibility of I-864EZ..

Under "Who May Use Form I-864EZ...

2.The relative you are sponsoring is the only person listed on the Form I-130 petition;

I'm sponsoring my wife and my stepson and I meet the income requirement. Since my wife and my stepson have their own I-130 petition, can I use the I-864EZ?

Thanks in advance

Timeline (CR-1)

USCIS - CSC (6 Days)

07/18/11 Mailed I-130

07/22/11 NOA1

07/28/11 NOA2

NVC (38 Days)

08/01/11 File received by NVC

08/19/11 Case # Assigned, IIN Recieved

08/25/11 AOS Bill generated & Paid

08/25/11 E-mailed DS-3032

08/26/11 DS-3032 Accepted

08/26/11 AOS Bill shows "Paid", Mailed AOS (I-864)

09/01/11 IV Bill generated & Paid

09/02/11 DS230 Mailed

09/06/11 DS230 Delivered

09/08/11 Case Complete and sent to Tokyo Embassy

09/12/11 Case arrived in Tokyo

09/13/11 Interview date assigned (10/17/11)

Interview

10/17/11 Interview in Tokyo, Japan (Passed!)

10/21/11 Received passport with visa attached

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ivantulier   1

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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Hello All.

Hoping someone could clear up my question about the eligibility of I-864EZ..

Under "Who May Use Form I-864EZ...

2.The relative you are sponsoring is the only person listed on the Form I-130 petition;

I'm sponsoring my wife and my stepson and I meet the income requirement. Since my wife and my stepson have their own I-130 petition, can I use the I-864EZ?

Thanks in advance

Yes you can if you meet all the requirements of income of having a household of three from poverty line requirement. To use I-864EZ is based solely on your income and make sure you have your letter from your employer as well and have four orginal from your employer to be sure if one gets lost through NVC so your wife has two orginal and you have one in case as a back up.

 
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