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So since I only work part time while studying full time I know I will need to add someones income to my affidavit of support to meet the income requirements. My mom agreed to be a joint sponsor, but I was just considering the possibility of making her fill out I-864a instead. We live in the same home. She also has 2 dependents. Will they be considered when checking for income requirements? Any advice would help. Pros or cons of each.

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Emyrose36 is correct, you don't have a choice in the matter,

YOU must file an I-864 even if your income is insufficient to meet the requirements.

YOUR MOTHER must file the I-864A. This must be filed with your I-864.

There are no requirements for you mother to list her dependents. Section 5 question 7 says OPTIONAL.

She has to fill out the I864A and sign it. Since you live in the same household if what your making is not enough.

Thanks so much for the response.

 
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