US Husband has no income

[Curlies 5]

Hi,

I have been in the USA since August 6 2015. I entered with a K1 visa and got married in early september.
My husband and I (He is the Us citizen) are about to file for the AOS. My husband has currently no income. He hasnt had a stable/legal job for a while now and couldnt possibly sponsor me.
His father (We live at my husband's parents house) offered to be my sponsor.
Here is my question; Is his father my only sponsor? Will my husband need to file anything at all?


Thank you

[aaron2020 11,651]

Your stepfather would be the Joint Sponsor. He will file an I-864 for you.

Your husband is the Petitioner/Primary Sponsor. He must file a separate I-864. He list his income as 0. He must provide a signed statement that he was not required to file US tax returns for the last 3 years because his income was below the threshold requiring him to file.

Everything is in the I-864 instructions.

Edited July 26, 2016 by aaron2020

[Curlies 5]

Your stepfather would be the Joint Sponsor. He will file an I-864 for you.

Your husband is the Petitioner/Primary Sponsor. He must file a separate I-864. He list his income as 0. He must provide a signed statement that he was not required to file US tax returns for the last 3 years because his income was below the threshold requiring him to file.

Everything is in the I-864 instructions.

Thanks a lot for your answer!

He had a very good job a year and a half ago so I am guessing that we have to list his current income as 0 and send the two last tax return he filed

[subwayguy 100]

Your stepfather would be the Joint Sponsor. He will file an I-864 for you.

Your husband is the Petitioner/Primary Sponsor. He must file a separate I-864. He list his income as 0. He must provide a signed statement that he was not required to file US tax returns for the last 3 years because his income was below the threshold requiring him to file.

Everything is in the I-864 instructions.

did you mean her father in law?

[aaron2020 11,651]

did you mean her father in law?

Yes, I meant her father in law.