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(i-864) Unemployed bring wife's mother over

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So I am currently unemployed / semi-retired (not collecting social security) and neither my wife nor I have any W2 income for this year, but we will probably have 70-100k of income.

I have significant liquid assets to meet the asset requirements but they were earned under my name not my wife. Filed joint taxes for the last 5 years

Do I need to file the i-864a since all the income is lumped together on the taxes? If so should half of it go on hers and half on mine? all on hers? all on mine?

Thanks,

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