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Help with Affidavit of Support ( AOS )

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DanielandNina   0

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Hello,

I have been in Georgia working as a volunteer for 2 years. I am confused with the affidavit of support.

I still consider my home address to be in the USA. Is it wrong to use my US address or do I need use my current address in Georgia?

I make basically nothing here and do not make enough to file taxes. Is there any particular format I should use for the letter explaining why I dont have my last tax return in the USA?

I have looked over the sample letter for proof of domicile and I really do not have much evidence other than an active bank card. Will this be a problem? Is there any other things I can write? Should I show my volunteer contract that ends in December here in Georgia also?

Any help would be appreciated

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Hello,

I have been in Georgia working as a volunteer for 2 years. I am confused with the affidavit of support.

I still consider my home address to be in the USA. Is it wrong to use my US address or do I need use my current address in Georgia?

I make basically nothing here and do not make enough to file taxes. Is there any particular format I should use for the letter explaining why I dont have my last tax return in the USA?

I have looked over the sample letter for proof of domicile and I really do not have much evidence other than an active bank card. Will this be a problem? Is there any other things I can write? Should I show my volunteer contract that ends in December here in Georgia also?

Any help would be appreciated

I would contact NVC and explain your situation. They will provide you with best answer for this situation.

Best of luck!!

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2013-07-09 - DS3032 email sent
2013-07-15 - AOS bill invoiced and paid
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NigeriaorBust   4,087

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You have to show that you can support your spouse. If you have no employment you will have to find a co sponsor or you will have to come to the US first to find a job to cover the affidavit of support

This will not be over quickly. You will not enjoy this.

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NigeriaorBust Grand Master

NigeriaorBust   4,087

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You are always the primary sponsor even if your income is 0 ( they will come after you first in the future if they need to ) For any single immigrant you can only use 2 sponsor ( one of which is you ) the other sponsor could join household income but you can have two other sponsors

This will not be over quickly. You will not enjoy this.

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DanielandNina   0

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NigeriaorBust

i dont have any income right now and i dont live in USA last 2 years but we have sponsors ( my parents) and they already sent AOS packages ( with all documents )

i wonder do i need to send AOS package too? if yes then with which documents ?

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