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i-864a by the intending immigrant ???

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aditya3245   113

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All,

I have tripped up onto a weird situation that might be problematic to me once my petition gets to the NVC.

I filed 4 tax returns with my USC spouse.

Right now im a non-immigrant (no legal status, not in North America etc).

If my spouse wants to use 3 years tax returns - and i filed jointly with her, should I sign a i-864 A as an intending immigrant ?

Is that possible ?

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Yes it is possible. You have to meet some basic requirements in order to file an I-864A to combine your income with that of your USC spouse.

  • You must live at the same residence as your sponsor.
  • You must establish that your income will continue from the same source, even after permanent residency is granted.
  • Your sponsor is your spouse.

From the I-864A instructions here: http://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/files/form/i-864ainstr.pdf

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Are you currently working in the USA? If not then No, do not sign a completed I-864a. Only US based income counts towards the Affidavit of Support.

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

 

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aditya3245   113

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Are you currently working in the USA? If not then No, do not sign a completed I-864a. Only US based income counts towards the Affidavit of Support.

I am not in the US.

BUT

I previously had legal US Income that was documented in the previous tax filings (JOINT FILING)

All Legal - all filed jointly.

No income AHORA.

:)

Is that good ?

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aditya3245   113

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Are you currently working in the USA? If not then No, do not sign a completed I-864a. Only US based income counts towards the Affidavit of Support.

I dont think this is correct .

or is it ?

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Did you read zedayn's post?

@aditya

Interested in following zedayns post - what did you guys do ?

@NLR

Zedayns post says nothing about it being US income.

Neither do the instructions on Form i-864

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@aditya

Interested in following zedayns post - what did you guys do ?

@NLR

Zedayns post says nothing about it being US income.

Neither do the instructions on Form i-864

But:

You must establish that your income will continue from the same source, even after permanent residency is granted.

Will your income continue after your moving to the US?

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