i-864 & co-sponsors

[shivam23 11]

A person qualifies based on their current income, so based on what you write above, your wife qualifies for a household of two without any help from others. It is a common mistake to think one must have qualifying income for all the past years. It's also a common mistake to confuse last year's income with current income.

If your wife has a job now, with $23,000 in income, she qualifies for a household of two. Use her current income where it asks for current income and document that with a current pay stub. Then correctly indicate her income from the past three years where asked.

Your wife's brother is your brother inlaw, not your son in law.

LOL yeah

that means she only is qualified to sponsoer me???

which documents she needs from her job to show her current income ?? she has her employment letter.

Any kind of written letter from the job is required to ask ??? she is working in a wells fargo bank

[pushbrk 12,881]

Read more carefully. I already told you what she needs to show current income.

[shivam23 11]

Read more carefully. I already told you what she needs to show current income.

yeah i got u r point but how she has to show !! I mean in form she will write her current income

is this only kkkk ?? n she is now eligible to fill I-864EZ ????

[shivam23 11]

pushbrk sir m i bothering you by asking this silly questions ????

[pushbrk 12,881]

You are not reading instructions or looking at the forms carefully. Do that first, and you'll answer a lot of your own questions. Then stop asking questions already answered. We're here to help you help yourself, not do it for you by spoon feeding the details one at a time.

[shivam23 11]

hello to all,

i am the intending immigrant and my wife is the primary sponsor

Her current and last 3 years income does not match with the poverty guidelines.so, we used her father as a joint sponsor (who signed I-864)

now turned in to deep, her mother and father filling their tax returns jointly and their son is dependent on him. in addition, my wife's father became an additional sponsor (signed i-864) 4 years before for some relatives (number:3) and now they all r LPR. originally primary sponsor was grandfather at that time.

my question is,

if we using my wife's father as a joint sponsor bt the house hold size goes to 7

> him

>his wife

>son

>3 family member who were sponsored earlier

>ME

her father current and past income would not match with the poverty guidelines for 7 household members ($44,512).

we r planing to use their house as a assets. house is owned by him and the recent net value is about $1,35,000 but they r paying every month installments to bank for the house. There is no loans on home.

SO, how much net price would be counted in this situation ??? how to evaluate the house net price !!!!

which type of documents needed by her father.

[Cathi 5,748]

Primary residence cannot be used as an asset, they cannot use the house they live in

[shivam23 11]

Primary residence cannot be used as an asset, they cannot use the house they live in

r u pretty sure???

bec my father in-law already use this house earlier for additional income to sponsored (as i told mentioned above)

[Ryan H 3,812]

***Another similar topic merged into an existing thread. OP, if you have additional questions about the I-864, post them in this thread instead of creating new topics.***

[pushbrk 12,881]

r u pretty sure???

bec my father in-law already use this house earlier for additional income to sponsored (as i told mentioned above)

Read the I-864 instructions regarding use of assets and you'll understand why his home equity will not be considered. Nothing stops him from listing it and documenting it, but since it won't be considered, I doubt he'll want to pay a few hundred dollars to get it appraised.

I thought we established earlier that your wife doesn't need a joint sponsor, because she earns $23,000 a year now. Why are you asking about her father's assets?