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[caagirl 0]

My husband and I can not meet the requirements for adjusting but my father can... Question is does my Father and I do the sponser papers together if so does he or me have to do I-864A or do we both do I-864? or Does he only have to fill out a sponser paper? This is totally Confusing someone help please.

[diadromous mermaid 36]

My husband and I can not meet the requirements for adjusting but my father can... Question is does my Father and I do the sponser papers together if so does he or me have to do I-864A or do we both do I-864? or Does he only have to fill out a sponser paper? This is totally Confusing someone help please.

You, as the principal sponsor, will complete an I-864, (your husband, if he is married to you ~ I can't tell from your timeline if he is a fiancé or a husband ~ would include his income an your I-864 if he is your husband and has been living with you for 6 months). Your father, as joint sponsor, would complete a separate I-864 unless he lives with you, and would then fill out an I-864A "Contract between Household Members".

[Traditions Way 0]

This is just a "tip" to avoid RFE. When you submit your AOS and with co-sponsor make sure that you include the proof of US citizenship of the co-sponsor... it can be birth certificate or passport both would be great. GOOD LUCK!

Edited January 6, 2007 by Traditions Way

[Nancy2015 2]

This is just a "tip" to avoid RFE. When you submit your AOS and with co-sponsor make sure that you include the proof of US citizenship of the co-sponsor... it can be birth certificate or passport both would be great. GOOD LUCK!

That's a very good advice. Also, make sure you include co-sponsor's pay stubs for 3 months, W2 forms for the past tax year and a letter from his employer.

Good luck!