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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Chile
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My dad is my joint sponsor for my Chilean husband given that I am currently employed outside of the US and can´t show future income in the US. He files jointly with my mom, can someone tell me if I need to put their joint income as total income for questions 13a. or if I can just use his individual income? Either way it meets the poverty guideline.

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If you use just his personal income you must make sure to include either his entire tax return or w2s with the tax transcript (sometimes that has worked) to show it's just his income. It's often just easier to include the I-864a and use the joint income.

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My dad is my joint sponsor for my Chilean husband given that I am currently employed outside of the US and can´t show future income in the US. He files jointly with my mom, can someone tell me if I need to put their joint income as total income for questions 13a. or if I can just use his individual income? Either way it meets the poverty guideline.

Thanks!

Part 6 item 13a-c asks for the number from the "total income" line of their tax returns for those years. You put the exact number it says on that line on their tax returns, regardless of how the person filed their taxes.

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Chile
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This was my case, my dad filed an I-864 for my foreign husband (because I didn't meet the poverty guideline...because I work abroad), and since he files jointly with my mom, my mom filed an I-864a as the household member of my father. We're still waiting for case complete from NVC, but this seemed like the best way to submit and prove economic support from the sponsor.

USCIS

03/17/2015 I-130 sent to Chicago Lockbox

03/19/2015 I-130 NOA1 (California)

04/15/2015 I-130 NOA2 (27 days)


NVC

04/29/2015 Case received at NVC

05/07/2015 Case Number, IIN assigned

06/01/2015 DS-261 opened, completed

06/04/2015 AOS fee invoiced, paid

06/11/2015 Email received from NVC notifying of acceptance of DS-261

07/06/2015 IV Fee opened

07/20/2015 IV Fee paid

07/27/2015 DS-260 submitted

07/28/2015 AOS & IV packages mailed together

07/30/2015 Scan date for AOS & IV packages

08/20/2015 CASE COMPLETE

08/26/2015 Case Complete email

08/27/2015 Interview Letter received by email

08/31/2015 Case left NVC, "In Transit" to Consulate


EMBASSY

09/01/2015 CEAC shows "Ready" at Consulate

10/07/2015 Interview (rescheduled from 09/16/2015) - 202 days from NOA1 - 48 days from Case Complete

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