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Affidavit of Support Co-Sponsor

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My wife is a housewife and would like to co-sponsor her sister's affidavit of support with her sister's permanent resident husband. Unfortunately, she does not earn any money, however, she is part of my household and I earn enough to sign. Can she sign using my income since she is equally entitled to my income?

I am the USC.

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Filed N-400, February 8, 2017

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Exactly.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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I recently have had my I130 approved NOA2 Sep 30,2013.



I have 2 options for sponsor



A) Income of over 120K per year but only 15-20k in the bank due to a recent investment in India



B) Income of about 70k per year and has about 50k in the bank.



Which one is a better pic? Option B is my sister, and Option A is her spouse.



Sorry, re posted this again... please help.


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I recently have had my I130 approved NOA2 Sep 30,2013.

I have 2 options for sponsor

A) Income of over 120K per year but only 15-20k in the bank due to a recent investment in India

B) Income of about 70k per year and has about 50k in the bank.

Which one is a better pic? Option B is my sister, and Option A is her spouse.

Sorry, re posted this again... please help.

They go by the total income on the latest tax return. (Also might need proof about current income [paystub showing year to date total or job letter showing salary figures]

From what I understand if total income reported (in tax return line 22) is above the poverty line for the total dependents then you do not need to show additional income ( bank account). Only if it is not sufficient then you can supplement/add other income to bring the total above poverty line.

If the total income in both cases is above the poverty line then i'd go with the one that has simple straight forward documentation. Also see what others have to say on this

Try and go the simplest route as NVC is handing out checklist for AOS needlessly.

Good Luck

Where can you get the form for joint sponsor?

Its the same form but has the "Joint Sponsor" box checked and filled with joint sponsor information

Edited by pob260

I-130 (California Service Center) / Category: F2A / Priority Date: Sep 6rd, 2013

I-130
2013-09-01 : I-130 Sent

  • 2013-09-03: I-130 Received
  • 2013-09-06: NOA-1
  • 2013-10-01: NOA2 approved (SMS and email from USCIS

2013-10-06: NOA2 (Hardcopy)

NVC
2013-10-15: NVC received the case

2013-10-21: Case Number , Invoice Number and BIN received

  • 2013-10-24: Choice of Agent (DS 261) filled. (AOS, IV fee not available yet)
  • 2013-10-25: Email to pay AOS fee
  • 2013-10-28: AOS payment available and paid
  • 2013-10-30: AOS Shows as "Paid"
  • 2013-11-01: Mailed i864 docs
  • 2013-11-01: IV fee available and paid
  • 2013-11-01: AOS Docs received at NVC ( Based on USPS tracking )
  • 2013-11-04 IV Supporting Docs mailed ( IV payment still shows as IN PROCESS...but moneys already withdrawn from account)
  • 2013-11-06 IV Supporting Docs received ( Based on USPS tracking )
  • 2013-11-07: IV Shows as "PAID"

2013-11-07: Received/Entered both AOS and IV in the system for review.

  • 2013-11-08: DS 260 completes and submitted.

2013-12-05: Received checklist for AOS

In Part 4. Information on the Sponsor, please correct the following...

[x] Item 12. As the petitioner sponsoring your spouse or child, you must indicate whether or not you are currently on active duty in the U.S. armed services.

In Part 6. Sponsor's Income and Employment, please correct the following...

[x] Item 10. The current annual household income must equal the sum of items 5, 6.c., 7.c., 8.c., and 9.c.

  • 2013-12-05: Sent checklist response for AOS
  • 2013-12-07: Received "false checklist": IV Docs reviewed and accepted

2013-12-11: Entered checklist for AOS into system

2014-01-06: Case Complete per call to NVC.

2014-01-29: Interview Date assigned

2014-02-03: CEAC site updated to "In Transit"

2014-03-04: Interview Date

2014-03-04: VISA APPROVED. pickup on 2013-03-06

Thanks to all
GLTA

 
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