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Guys!! Help Help Help!!

My USC brother in law filed for my Sister, He is disable( SSI), He hasn't been filed taxes since his disabalities. I want to be their co-sponsor!!

What Form should I fill up and what form should my brother in law fill up?

Please Help Help!!!

Thanks in advance for your help

Khaled!

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NVC Journey for my sister

09/14/2011: NVC case number Assigned

09/15/2011: DS-3032 & AOS Fee Bill Received

09/16/2011: DS-3032 e-mailed to Supervisor SUE

09/16/2011: DS-3032 accepted by NVC

09/18/2011: PAID AOS & IV FEE

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Guys!! Help Help Help!!

My USC brother in law filed for my Sister, He is disable( SSI), He hasn't been filed taxes since his disabalities. I want to be their co-sponsor!!

What Form should I fill up and what form should my brother in law fill up?

Please Help Help!!!

Thanks in advance for your help

Khaled!

Your USC brother in law files form I-864. He will need to include an explanation as to why he was not required to file federal income tax returns.

If you live with your brother in law, you can file Form I-864a as a household member.

If you do not live with your brother in law, you will file Form I-864 as a joint sponsor.

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What Form should I fill up and what form should my brother in law fill up?

Your brother as the primary sponsor will complete an I-864. You as the joint sponsor will also complete an I-864.

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Your USC brother in law files form I-864. He will need to include an explanation as to why he was not required to file federal income tax returns.

If you live with your brother in law, you can file Form I-864a as a household member.

If you do not live with your brother in law, you will file Form I-864 as a joint sponsor.

A brother in law does not qualify as a household member for the affidavit of support.

Both the petitioner (US citizen spouse) and the joint sponsor will complete forms I-864.

I-864 Affidavit of Support FAQ -->> https://travel.state.gov/content/visas/en/immigrate/immigrant-process/documents/support/i-864-frequently-asked-questions.html

FOREIGN INCOME REPORTING & TAX FILING -->> https://www.irs.gov/publications/p54/ch01.html#en_US_2015_publink100047318

CALL THIS NUMBER TO ORDER IRS TAX TRANSCRIPTS >> 800-908-9946

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A brother in law does not qualify as a household member for the affidavit of support.

Both the petitioner (US citizen spouse) and the joint sponsor will complete forms I-864.

Thanks for your input. It is great feelings now.

NVC Journey for my sister

09/14/2011: NVC case number Assigned

09/15/2011: DS-3032 & AOS Fee Bill Received

09/16/2011: DS-3032 e-mailed to Supervisor SUE

09/16/2011: DS-3032 accepted by NVC

09/18/2011: PAID AOS & IV FEE

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A brother in law does not qualify as a household member for the affidavit of support.

Both the petitioner (US citizen spouse) and the joint sponsor will complete forms I-864.

Thanks Anh Map. Only certain family members can be household members. A brother in law is not one of them.

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Thanks Anh Map. Only certain family members can be household members. A brother in law is not one of them.

Since My brother in law has no income except SSA Benefit what income amount i should put I-864?? Amount 0, or the SSA Benefit statement amount ?

Please help!!!

Greatly Appreciated!!!

Khaled

NVC Journey for my sister

09/14/2011: NVC case number Assigned

09/15/2011: DS-3032 & AOS Fee Bill Received

09/16/2011: DS-3032 e-mailed to Supervisor SUE

09/16/2011: DS-3032 accepted by NVC

09/18/2011: PAID AOS & IV FEE

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