Couple of AOS question (involving co-sponsor)

[Enorman 0]

So we're finally applying our AOS after problems with my wife's tax return (Incorrect name at time of filling, online company we used losing her details etc), but I have a couple of questions

1. I don't need to send in the I-485 becasue I send in the DS-3025 instead, correct (don't worry, it's not a year old, yet!)? Is that it? Just replace that form with the other and it is all fine?

2. We're being co-sponsored, but I was wondering if this would make a difference to anything? My wife's mother easily earns enough to co-sponsor us, but on my wife's I-864, her annual income will far higher than her last 3 tax returns, due to these all being her working half a year (first tax return she started work for the first time, 2nd year she worked up until she went to college, and then the 3rd year she stopped going to college and started work again, all which ends up being half a years work or less each time), will this matter for her? I know on a sole sponsor this would be a big deal, but as we are being co-sponsored, this shouldn't matter correct? I also presume I won't need to put any assets, as again, the co-sponsor easily covers the necessary amount.

And a 3rd question. For total household size, we listed 3 (Me, my wife, and her mother), and for her Mom we will list 4 (Me, my wife, her mother, and her sister, who is still a dependent child as she's under 21). Is this all fine and correct?

Just thought I'd get some clarification. If this is all correct and everything, then once the copy of the tax return transcript comes back ,then we can FINALLY send everything off, and I can finally begin a normal life again!

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

Keep it clean and uncomplicated. Each does their own I-864 without listing the other's income.

Mom's household--Mom, sister, immigrant (your wife is married now and not a dependent is my general opinion)

Wife household-- wife, immigrant (Mom is not her dependent)

It doesn't matter really what the previous tax returns of your wife say because you are required to list the information from them, so no getting around it. If wife now has a full time job, then tell her CURRENT income in Part 6 #5. Current monthly salary times 12, for example. Then because her tax return doesn't show it, prove it in another way---a letter from her employer saying she works full time and makes $xxx.xx. Or pay stubs for about 6 months showing current income.

The DS-3025 can replace the I-693 immunization form (you said I-485) if every needed shot is listed, and it is filled out correctly.

Edited August 13, 2013 by Nich-Nick

[Enorman 0]

Perfect! All as I thought then. She actually works part time, so she has a varying amount of pay each month, so I've had to average it, but I can send off pay stubs with it.

Thank you for confirming this, now I don't have to worry I did something wrong haha.