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PLEASE HELP HAD MY INTERVIEW TODAY

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almedin   0

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I had my interview today everything went fine till the consular said they dont can spport you because they dontt earn not enought. the situation is this my fine started to work last year at september so she could ot reach the 125% and her mom and sister they are houshold memebrs they singed I864a they (mom earn 30.000$/yr and sister 19.000$/yr) houshold size is 5 members includng me 6. they said that is not eough?:( can someone that s not member of th houshold be joint sponsor his houshold is 4 membres and earn 40.000$/yr? please help this is for me so a long jouney!!:(((((

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Someone not a member of the household can be a joint sponsor. My mom is my joint sponsor and she does not live in the same household as me. They do not even need to be a family member from what I understand. I wish you luck and hope the visa is right around the corner for you :)

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If the mom earns 30.000$/yr and sister 19.000$/yr within the same household, ask them to assist you with the affidavit of support. They will need to complete I-864A (Contract between you and them). The required amount for a household of 6 is: $39,487 if you live in States other than Alaska and Hawaii. The combination of $30,000 and $19,000 exceeds the required amount, thus you are good.

Just get those folks to sign the I-864A for you and go get your visa.

Don't forget to obtain their tax transcripts for the last three years and perhaps 2 or 3 current pay-stubs and submit with the complete and signed I-864.

Good luck.

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03/02/14: I-130 NOA2 Email received

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04/29/14: DS-260 Submitted online

05/12/14: AOS (I-864) Accepted – No checklist

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06/11/14: Interview date assigned (July 29 at 8am)

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06/03/16: I-751 sent ($590)

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almedin   0

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If the mom earns 30.000$/yr and sister 19.000$/yr within the same household, ask them to assist you with the affidavit of support. They will need to complete I-864A (Contract between you and them). The required amount for a household of 6 is: $39,487 if you live in States other than Alaska and Hawaii. The combination of $30,000 and $19,000 exceeds the required amount, thus you are good.

Just get those folks to sign the I-864A for you and go get your visa.

Don't forget to obtain their tax transcripts for the last three years and perhaps 2 or 3 current pay-stubs and submit with the complete and signed I-864.

Good luck.

Are you sure that is possible because we signed i864a for both for her mom and sister!! and the consulr said they did not earn enough!!:(( is it possible that he is watching that one of the houholde members must erarn 39.487$? im so confsed i dont knw what to do!!

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I had my interview today everything went fine till the consular said they dont can spport you because they dontt earn not enought. the situation is this my fine started to work last year at september so she could ot reach the 125% and her mom and sister they are houshold memebrs they singed I864a they (mom earn 30.000$/yr and sister 19.000$/yr) houshold size is 5 members includng me 6. they said that is not eough?:( can someone that s not member of th houshold be joint sponsor his houshold is 4 membres and earn 40.000$/yr? please help this is for me so a long jouney!!:(((((

can anyone else help me with my case?:(

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