Please, please help...

[shusterman 0]

ERRATUM: I meant I-864, not I-485. Sorry for the confusion.

I just recently received our interview appoinment letter a couple of days ago and although I am very excited, I didn't quite expect it to be soon. My dilemma is that when we submitted the Affidavit of support last year, my husband was well over the Poverty Guidelines. However, their company got bought out early this year and his hours and rate has been cut down, thus, making us a little short on the 125% required annual income. We already have a joint sponsor who is willing to help us but my question is, can we just bring the Affidavit of supports which my husband and our joint sponsor will be filling out on the interview itself and submit it to the Adjudicator on the same day? Or will the adjudicator ask us to send it somewhere else? I really hope he can accept it the same day.

I'm not sure if anyone has had any experience on this but if you do, I would greatly appreciate it if you could be so kind as to shed light on this matter for me.

Thank you very much!

Edited January 24, 2007 by shusterman

[shoe 0]

I would bring it to the interview because all the proof u need to show will have to be approved by the person interviewing you.

[Kez/JWolf 6]

Take it to the interview with you... also make sure you have evidence of your co-sponsors citizenship... i.e copy of their birth certificate...

Good Luck

Kez