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How to find a Joint-sponsor for I-864?

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Farik   0

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I need help friends!

I am a pettioner sponsoring my family on F2A. Since my income is not sufficient, I need a joint sponsor to file I-864 for my family. I asked couple friends, but they refused to do so. Can someone help me to find joint-sponsor or give some advice how to find one? Can an attorney help on this?

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2012-05-29: NVC Received
2013-01-31: Received DS-3032
2013-01-31: Received AOS Bill
2013-02-06: Pay AOS Bill
2013-02-01: Return DS-3032
2013-02-14: Received IV Bill
2013-02-15: Pay IV Bill

2013-05-12: Sent IV Package

2013-12-17: Sent AOS Package

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MedRoni Community Regular

MedRoni   161

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I need help friends!

I am a pettioner sponsoring my family on F2A. Since my income is not sufficient, I need a joint sponsor to file I-864 for my family. I asked couple friends, but they refused to do so. Can someone help me to find joint-sponsor or give some advice how to find one? Can an attorney help on this?

I don't see how any attorney can help you with this. You are asking someone to help be financially responsible to the government for your family (should the need arise). No stranger is going to be willing to do that. I would suggest you try close family members. They would be more likely to help then friends...usually anyway. Depends on the family I guess :blink:

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Penguin_ie   5,993

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An attorney cannot help. Cast your net wider- not just a couple of friends, as ALL of them. Post on your Facebook about it, ask neighbours, co-workers, ex-co-workers, old friends from college, your church/ mosque family....

Alternatively, delay sending in the next set of paperwork and find a better paying job or a second job in the evenings/ weekends. Even a couple of evenings flipping burgers will add up....

Bye: Penguin

Me: Irish/ Swiss citizen, and now naturalised US citizen. Husband: USC; twin babies born Feb 08 in Ireland and a daughter in Feb 2010 in Arkansas who are all joint Irish/ USC. Did DCF (IR1) in 6 weeks via the Dublin, Ireland embassy and now living in Arkansas.

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