I-864

[amecus 0]

Hi there,

I have moved to the U.S. on a K-1 and married and now want to adjust status so I can start working. Do I need to submit two I-864’s if my wife does not earn enough money? During the fiancé visa process I had a friend submit the I-134 for me.

[Penguin_ie 5,994]

*** Moving from AOS from work visa to AOS from Family Visa ****

Yes, if you need a co=sponsor he'll need to fill in a I-864 too.

[KayDeeCee 4,893]

One I-864 from the USC wife and one I-864 from the joint sponsor. Each provides their own supporting documentation, plus the joint sponsor needs to provide proof of being a USC or LPR.

[amecus 0]

Thank you for your help. What does USC or LPR mean? On i-864 in section one obviously my fiancé will tick 1.a “the petitioner” but what does my other sponsor tick who is just a friend in that section? My final question with regards to the supporting evidence is are we able to simply re-submit the evidence from the I-134 or is that too old?

[newacct 688]

Thank you for your help. What does USC or LPR mean?

USC = U.S. citizen. LPR = U.S. legal permanent resident.

On i-864 in section one obviously my fiancé will tick 1.a “the petitioner” but what does my other sponsor tick who is just a friend in that section?

"I am the only joint sponsor"

My final question with regards to the supporting evidence is are we able to simply re-submit the evidence from the I-134 or is that too old?

What evidence do you have? How can it be too old?

[amecus 0]

I have four month old letter's from my wife's employer and joint sponsors employer stating employment etc. I also have the most recent IRS receipt from my wife and the second and third most recent IRS tax receipt from my joint sponsor - I do not have the most recent as my joint sponsor has a dispute with the IRS. However, I do have a load of other 4 month old statements for savings accounts, pension accounts, and share portfolio accounts from my joint sponsor. Do I have everything I need?