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Question regarding sponsor /joint sponsor

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Last June at my interview at the embassy, the CO requested a joint sponsor. ( even though my sponsor, who is my wife, made a few thousand dollars over the minimum.) This was obviously based on on her income from 2014. As I am waiting approval of an I 601 waiver, we have to submit updated documents once it is approved, one of which should be an updated I864. She has made approximately $14,000 OVER the minimum according to the guideline in the 2015 year. Will they still request a joint sponsor? Or just a new i-864 with her new income? Any help with experiences you have had would be greatly appreciated!

 
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