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Hi there.My husband send I-864EZ to NVC since he is the petitioner and at the same time a sponsor. I thought he just send I-864 because that is what I sent to him at first but he changed it because lawyer said that I-864EZ is applicable for us it just a shorter version not like I-864..So now, the documents I only have is his ITR,W2s and I-864..do you think I won't be in trouble if the Affidavit Of Support i only have is I-864 not I-864EZ is it acceptable?Because husband said that would be fine it just the same as I-864EZ.Please help me I am worried for my interview.

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Hi there.My husband send I-864EZ to NVC since he is the petitioner and at the same time a sponsor. I thought he just send I-864 because that is what I sent to him at first but he changed it because lawyer said that I-864EZ is applicable for us it just a shorter version not like I-864..So now, the documents I only have is his ITR,W2s and I-864..do you think I won't be in trouble if the Affidavit Of Support i only have is I-864 not I-864EZ is it acceptable?Because husband said that would be fine it just the same as I-864EZ.Please help me I am worried for my interview.

any idea would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks MUch!!:D

Did your husband (or the lawyer) make a copy of the I-864EZ that was submitted? If so, have your husband send it to you.

Additionally, the I-864EZ that was submitted to the NVC will be in the file the Embassy will receive and review prior to the interview. Unless there are fundamental changes in your husbands financial situation between now and your interview, you probably don't have anything to worry about.

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...I don't know yet if he had a copy of I-864EZ I only have his I-864 i did not know he changed it.But i called the NVC the agent said there is Problem of our affidavit of Support..But do i still need it for my interview?

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