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Merryjay76   3

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Hello Vjers, I needed urgent help from anybody with experience in this situation. I received RFE for my AOS application few days ago regarding my affidavit of support. My sponsor doesnt make enough to support our household and I needed a co sponsor . A friend of mine agreed to help but he's a permanent resident card holder and just got an extension for his 2 years card. He made enough to sponsor me, but my question is can a permanet resident card holder sponsor someone or only US citizen is allowed? Please I need an answer to this . Thanks.

AOS JOURNEY

19-04-2013...................AOS package sent.

24-04-2013................... NOA1 received by text and email.

29-04-2013................... NOA1 received by post for AOS and EAD

03-05-2013...................Received biometric appointment notice.

13-05-2013...................Received RFE for AOS by text

20-05-2013................... Biometric done

09-06-2013.................... Sent RFE response

12-06-2013..................... Case updated to Response review

06-07-2013..................... EAD Approved

13-07-2013...................... EAD received in Mail

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St&Sv   33

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A green card holder can petition for the same reason we are, so would not see why they would not be able to co-sponsor as well.

Someone else asked a similar question here:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/401057-green-card-holder-as-co-sponsor/

Every question you can imagine has probably been asked in one way or another on here.

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Fight for Love   98

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both can co-sponsor you. as long that u include his/her proof of immigration status (i.e passport, greencard)

also, submit his W2, tax return or anything that will support that he made enough to co-sponsor you.

goodluck!!!

The longer it takes to happen the more you'll appreciate it when it does!

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KayDeeCee   4,896

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Hello Vjers, I needed urgent help from anybody with experience in this situation. I received RFE for my AOS application few days ago regarding my affidavit of support. My sponsor doesnt make enough to support our household and I needed a co sponsor . A friend of mine agreed to help but he's a permanent resident card holder and just got an extension for his 2 years card. He made enough to sponsor me, but my question is can a permanet resident card holder sponsor someone or only US citizen is allowed? Please I need an answer to this . Thanks.

Yes, a joint sponsor can be a USC or LPR. Along with their financial documentation and I-864, they need to provide proof of being an LPR with a front and back copy of their green card. I would also have them include a copy of their 1 year extension letter.

Link to K-1 instructions for Ciudad Juarez, Mexico > https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/K1/CDJ_Ciudad-Juarez-2-22-2021.pdf

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Merryjay76   3

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Thanks to you all, I appreciate all your responses. I will mail all the document as soon as I get them from my co sponsor.

AOS JOURNEY

19-04-2013...................AOS package sent.

24-04-2013................... NOA1 received by text and email.

29-04-2013................... NOA1 received by post for AOS and EAD

03-05-2013...................Received biometric appointment notice.

13-05-2013...................Received RFE for AOS by text

20-05-2013................... Biometric done

09-06-2013.................... Sent RFE response

12-06-2013..................... Case updated to Response review

06-07-2013..................... EAD Approved

13-07-2013...................... EAD received in Mail

 
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