Form I-864

[cedric1738 0]

hi

of course, any USC or LPR that makes over the poverty guidelines can be a joint sponsor

hello i have a question. I have just being working for two years so i just have the Federal income tax

for 2 years and there are asking for the past three years and for the joint sponsor

must he/she Federal income tax be above 125% as require?

[cedric1738 0]

That part of the form is not 'off'. It clearly tells you not to count anyone twice, and clearly states anyone counted below #1 are people that are NOT being sponsored in the affidavit. The intending immigrant is being counted in #1, and is never counted again anywhere below that.

The form can be used by someone that is not sponsoring their own spouse, so that is why #3 is there. It applies to them. They would have a spouse that is not being sponsored in the affidavit. Many times this is true for a joint sponsor.

hello i have a question.I have just being working for two years so i just have the Federal income tax

for 2 years and there are asking for the past three years and for the joint sponsor

must he/she Federal income tax be above 125% as require?

125% of the poverty line before taxes. It's your Joint Sponsor's gross income which is income before tax deductions that is counted.

hello i have a question.I have just being working for two years so i just have the Federal income tax

for 2 years and there are asking for the past three years and for the joint sponsor

must he/she Federal income tax be above 125% as require?

[aleful 1,905]

hello i have a question. I have just being working for two years so i just have the Federal income tax

for 2 years and there are asking for the past three years and for the joint sponsor

must he/she Federal income tax be above 125% as require?

hi

he can write a letter stating why he wasn't required to filed taxes for the third year, and there is no obligation to have all the years above the poverty guidelines

only recent tax and current year

[cedric1738 0]

I'm unsure why your living arrangements are part of the subject.

You brother can be the joint sponsor, if he's single with no kids, the household size would be 2, him and the immigrant.

Your friend can do it to. To be honest though, I wouldn't sign an I-864 for a friend or co-worker. It would a stretch to sign it for a family member too.

hello i have a question.I have just being working for two years so i just have the Federal income tax

for 2 years and there are asking for the past three years and for the joint sponsor

must he/she Federal income tax be above 125% as require?

hi

he can write a letter stating why he wasn't required to filed taxes for the third year, and there is no obligation to have all the years above the poverty guidelines

only recent tax and current year

thanks

[aaron2020 11,651]

hello i have a question.I have just being working for two years so i just have the Federal income tax

for 2 years and there are asking for the past three years and for the joint sponsor

must he/she Federal income tax be above 125% as require?

hello i have a question.I have just being working for two years so i just have the Federal income tax

for 2 years and there are asking for the past three years and for the joint sponsor

must he/she Federal income tax be above 125% as require?

Since you have 2 years of tax returns, then you would answer no to having 3 year of tax returns and explain why you did not file for that 1 year.

The JS must have current income above the 125% level for his/her household.

The JS does not need to have had income over 125% in the last 3 tax returns. Although, it would be better to show that the JS can consistently make over 125% of the poverty level.

[TBoneTX 45,845]

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