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I am going to be filing for DCF very soon. I am going to be receiving a large settlement in August of this year, which I plan to use as assets on the I-864 to prove I can support my husband. My questions are the following:

-Can I bring the paperwork proving I will get this money to my interview if my interview date is before the time that I receive the money? Can they issue the visa before this money is in my account?

-If not, will they give me a hard time as to how I got such a large amount of money deposited to my bank account at one time?

9/17/2011-----Married
2/17/2012-----Found out we were pregnant
10/17/2012---Baby boy was born
2/17/2013-----Submitted documents for Baby's American citizenship
3/07/2013---- Baby got his American Citizenship!
3/22/2013-----Baby got his American Passport!
4/25/2013-----Baby got his social security number in the mail
8/26/2013---- Applied for USC's Dominican residency visa
8/29/2013-----Picked up DR residency visa
9/5/2013-------Deposit I-130 locally

10/02/2013----Found out our I-130 was approved on 9/18/2013

10/03/2013----Received case number (SDO number) via emai
10/16/2013--- Got our cita for Januray!
10/17/2013- ---Baby turns 1 year.
11/06/2013---- Received hardcopy of NOA2 with further instructions
12/06/2013- ---Hubby goes for Medical
12/09/2013---- Found out we are pregnant with baby number 2!!
12/17/2013-----Found out hubby can't be issued 'buena conducta' (good conduct police report) due to a traffic accident
01/03/2014- ---CITA! ***APPROVED*** Must send in Buena conducta through DOMEX before they will put the visa in his passport
02/03/2014----Turned in police report through Domex in Santo Domingo
~~~Currently under AP, waiting for the call to come pick up his passport in Santo Domingo~~~

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I would wait until you have the money in your account. whatever legal forms you have is the proof that the money is yours once it is in your account. I DON'T THINK you can put those moneys on your form until it is in your account.

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