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Filed: F-2A Visa Country: Nepal
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I sponsored my spouse and my brother in law also supported as joint sponsor for my spouse under f2a category. Now Nvc asked me to give evidence of relationship. I have already submitted my brother in law driving license showing same address. I called him as brother. I am confused plz guys help me. What evidence can I show now??

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Your brother in law.... what form did he sign? If you said he was your brother, then you lied, he's not. To show relationship you'd normally show both long form birth certificates. For a brother in law, it would be a wedding certificate, spouse's long form birth certificate, and then brother's long form birth certificate.

I recommend you redo the forms correctly. If your brother in law is a joint sponsor, they should sign a completed I-864 not I-864a.

You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose.  - Dr. Seuss

 

Filed: F-2A Visa Country: Nepal
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actually we both share a same address. So i appointed him as my household member. And i call him brother so i did this. Now i am afraid they asked me evidence . what happens if my brother in law sent them i-864 form? please help me .please..NIKiR

Filed: F-2A Visa Country: Nepal
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Your brother in law.... what form did he sign? If you said he was your brother, then you lied, he's not. To show relationship you'd normally show both long form birth certificates. For a brother in law, it would be a wedding certificate, spouse's long form birth certificate, and then brother's long form birth certificate.

I recommend you redo the forms corre

actually we both share a same address. So i appointed him as my household member. And i call him brother so i did this. Now i am afraid they asked me evidence . what happens if my brother in law sent them i-864 form? please help me .please..NIKiR

ctly. If your brother in law is a joint sponsor, they should sign a completed I-864 not I-864a.

actually we both share a same address. So i appointed him s my household member. And i call him brother so i did this. Now i am afraid they asked me evidence. What happens if my brother in law sent them i-864 form again( as he sent i-864a already). plz help me... am in really need of help .plz plz..

Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Nepal
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actually we both share a same address. So i appointed him s my household member. And i call him brother so i did this. Now i am afraid they asked me evidence. What happens if my brother in law sent them i-864 form again( as he sent i-864a already). plz help me... am in really need of help .plz plz..

Call NVC and speak to supervisor to get clarification on what is needed. Here is what I think

So, he is your household member in your taxes as well? If he is NOT you can do the following.

- Send an updated I-864 with correct information, i.e. brother-in-law instead of brother.

- Include a copy of his licence, your spouse's birth certificate and your brother-in-law's birth certificate.

- Include a copy of your marriage certificate.

- Include a short statement saying in the previously submitted I-864 form had an error in XXX section and is corrected in new I-864 form.

- Include the checklist NVC sent.

If he is your household member in your taxes, looks like you used correct form I-864a but now

- Send an updated I-864a with correct information, i.e. brother-in-law instead of brother.

- Include a copy of his licence, your spouse's birth certificate and your brother-in-law's birth certificate.

- Include a copy of your marriage certificate.

- Include a short statement saying in the previously submitted I-864a form had an error in XXX section and is corrected in new I-864a form.

- Include the checklist NVC sent.

Edited by TopOfTheWorld
03/10/13: NoA2

04/29/13: NVC Received

05/10/13: Case No./IIN Generated/Received

06/26/13: Case complete


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Call NVC and speak to supervisor to get clarification on what is needed. Here is what I think

So, he is your household member in your taxes as well? If he is NOT you can do the following.

- Send an updated I-864 with correct information, i.e. brother-in-law instead of brother.

- Include a copy of his licence, your spouse's birth certificate and your brother-in-law's birth certificate.

- Include a copy of your marriage certificate.

- Include a short statement saying in the previously submitted I-864 form had an error in XXX section and is corrected in new I-864 form.

- Include the checklist NVC sent.

In my honest opinion, THIS, is your best option.

Just because you live with someone does not mean you should combine your income and call them a household member. Generally speaking, a joint sponsor should sign a completed I-864 unless you need to combine incomes to make enough to meet the 125% of the poverty guidelines. A household member also needs to be correctly included in the petitioner's I-864's household count.

You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose.  - Dr. Seuss

 

Filed: F-2A Visa Country: Nepal
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In my honest opinion, THIS, is your best option.

Just because you live with someone does not mean you should combine your income and call them a household member. Generally speaking, a joint sponsor should sign a completed I-864 unless you need to combine incomes to make enough to meet the 125% of the poverty guidelines. A household member also needs to be correctly included in the petitioner's I-864's household count.

i got you now. Do i still need to sign i-864 form as i dont meet the poverty guidelines as i seek for joint sponsorship. Both i-864 form are need to be sent or only one i-864 that meets poverty guidelines(i.e of my joint sponsor) needs to be sent to nvc.

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i got you now. Do i still need to sign i-864 form as i dont meet the poverty guidelines as i seek for joint sponsorship. Both i-864 form are need to be sent or only one i-864 that meets poverty guidelines(i.e of my joint sponsor) needs to be sent to nvc.

Petitioner - I-864 + supporting evidence

Joint sponsor - I-864 + proof of citizenship or LPR status + supporting evidence (including pay stubs and/or letter from employer)

You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose.  - Dr. Seuss

 

Filed: F-2A Visa Country: Nepal
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Hello vj's .. My friend agreed to be my joint sponsor but his income doesn't meets by only $500. So we are planning to use his cash to meet requirements. I.e 500* 5= 2500. He has only 3500 in his bank a/c. He meets requirement but got less money in bank.. Can he still be qualified to be my joint sponsor. Plz suggest me Plzzz. Do I need to send bank transaction details also with bank statements.

 
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