Sending in the AOS with Joint Sponsor from Abroad, Tips?

[N-o-l-a 7,167]

It is just me getting my hopes up, but we want this to go as fast as possible, so any ideas would be appreciated.

My mother is a joint sponsor and she is residing in America, whilst we are abroad. I know the signature on the I-864 have to be original so I'm wondering how you other file from abroads handled the joint sponsor?

I'm assuming it would be best to send in one package with both I-864s? My I-864 has probably 40 pages with the domicile and other things attached and my mother's will probably be equal in size.

What do you think would be best - mailing it to here in the US and trusting her to consolidate it and mail it off or having her mail it here and then mail it?

[Penguin_ie 5,994]

40 pages seems a lot, unless you are using assets that are difficult to document?

If your mom can be trusted to send things in correctly, you sending your stuff to her is probably a little faster, but either should be ok as Denmark has a good postal system.

[N-o-l-a 7,167]

40 pages seems a lot, unless you are using assets that are difficult to document?

If your mom can be trusted to send things in correctly, you sending your stuff to her is probably a little faster, but either should be ok as Denmark has a good postal system.

I did ask on here about it I think, but we have a very confusing situation with a lot of mingled assets. I'm not even bothering to list my assets, but the housing thing with domicile took quite a bit of paperwork because my dad's house is STILL in probate and I didn't know how we could list living there if not to include the accepted will and title/real estate analysis. If there is a less paperwork intensive way, I am open to it.

I think I made a whoops with my mother's I-864 size as I mistakenly thought she needed all pages of her passport, which isn't the case.

Not that this doesn't deserve its own thread, but I assume that I don't have to list assets if I have a joint sponsor? I just don't want to sort them out because most of the accounts are joint and it won't end up being enough anyway.

[Penguin_ie 5,994]

Yep if you have a co-sponsor that qualified comfortably, no need to list your assets.

[mopan 1]

i am outside the states and my mom inside, i am having her send the signed forms to me, then i am putting htem together and mailing them. sadly is taking longer then i want but then i can make sure everyhting is in order and all signatures original.