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sharaby03   0

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I have my wife who needs to be sponsored since I wasn't living in the states and was living with her prior towards we got married.My dad was the original sponsor but at the interview they kept her passport and said she needs to find another sponsor because my dad was short like 2,000 dollars from the poverty guideline. I have a married couple who are willing to be a joint sponsor. Each of them are teachers and make well more then enough. My question is do they each file for a i-864 since they will be using a combined income to sponsor my wife, Or should they just file one i-864 form?

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Lakehouse   293

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If one of them makes enough money to meet the poverty guideline, then only one has to file the I864. If they had filed their taxes as 'married filing jointly', then the spouse could/should provide an I864a.

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awaywego   28

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I thought the i-864a is if the sponsor is in the same house hold as me

I-864A is for a household member of someone filing an I-864 whose income/assets will also be used to sponsor. In your case, it would be the household member of the joint sponsor.

Based on your post, here are your forms:

You: I-864 as sponsor

Dad: I-864 as joint sponsor

Teacher A: I-864 as joint sponsor

Teacher B: I-864A as joint sponsor's household member whose income/assets will also be used to sponsor

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