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I am in the proceac of getting a CoSponsor. I know a couple people that will agree but I am very confused who can qualify evenafter reading the instructions ongje i-1864 form. I know 1 person he has 4 people staying with him and no dependants, he makes $3,000 a month at least. The adress me and my wife will stay at in USA is different than the CoSponsors. We will stay at my parents house temporarily for maybe a week until we get an apartment , there are currently 6 people already at my parents house. 

My question is can the persion I mentioned above be our CoSponsor? 

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The cosponsor does not have to be related to you, nor live at the same address. You will fill an I-864, and they will file an I-864. They just need to meet the income requirements for their household size: themselves + your spouse + anyone else they claim as dependents on their taxes.


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2 minutes ago, afortunada said:

The cosponsor does not have to be related to you, nor live at the same address. You will fill an I-864, and they will file an I-864. They just need to meet the income requirements for their household size: themselves + your spouse + anyone else they claim as dependents on their taxes.

I understand that part I just don't get the 125% thing. If he makes $3,000 a month what do I do with 125% just confusing to me  

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8 minutes ago, Sunnybanana1913 said:

I understand that part I just don't get the 125% thing. If he makes $3,000 a month what do I do with 125% just confusing to me  

You need to find out what he makes annually, and then look at the guidelines here: https://www.uscis.gov/i-864p

 

For example, let's say your cosponsor doesn't have any dependents on his taxes. That would make the household size 2 (your cosponsor + your spouse). So he would need to make over $20,300 a year. 

 

If your cosponsor has two children he also claims on taxes, his household size would be 4. So he needs to make over $30,750 a year.

 

Oh, I forgot to add that your cosponsor also must be a citizen or US lawful permanent resident.

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Married: 5-July-2015
I-130 Petition Sent: 11-May-2016
NSC Received (Our Priority Date): 12-May-2016
NOA2 Received: 30-September-2016 141 days for I-130 approval
NOA2 Hard Copy Received: 06-October-2016
Petition Sent to NVC: 17-October-2016 17 days for petition to be sent to NVC
NVC Received: 21-October-2016 4 days to be received at NVC
NVC Case Number Assigned: 31-October-2016 10 days for case number to be assigned
NVC Welcome Letter Received: 3-November-2016 @ 12:10 AM 3 days from case number assigned until Welcome Letter received and invoices unlocked
IV and AOS Fees Unlocked: 3-November-2016 @ 7:00 AM
IV and AOS Fees Paid: 3-November-2016
DS-260 Unlocked: 7-November-2016 2.5 business days for DS-260 to be unlocked
DS-260 Submitted: 8-November-2016
AOS and IV Documents Sent: 9-November-2016
Scan Date: 14-November-2016 5 days to receive scan date due to a holiday/weekend
Medical expedite requested: 14-December-2016
Medical expedite approved at consulate: 19-December-2016 Expedite approved with consulate but denied at NVC; still need to wait for case complete
Case on Supervisor Review: 22-December-2016
Case sent to the Review Department: 13-January-2017
Case Complete: 24-January-2017     10 weeks and 2 days at NVC before case completed
Case arrived at consulate/CEAC status "Ready": 1-February-2017
Interview: 21-February-2017   We scheduled our own interview because we had an approved medical expedite with the consulate. By sheer luck we got such a quick interview date because someone cancelled their appointment less than 20 minutes prior
Interview Result: Approved!!
Visa Issued: 21-February-2017     Visa issued same day as interview
DHL tracking information received: 22-February-2017     DHL tracking number appeared 28 hours after interview, scheduled for delivery the next day
Visa in hand: 23-Feb-2017
US POE (Minneapolis): 26-Feb-2017

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On 3/2/2017 at 10:29 PM, afortunada said:

The cosponsor does not have to be related to you, nor live at the same address. You will fill an I-864, and they will file an I-864. They just need to meet the income requirements for their household size: themselves + your spouse + anyone else they claim as dependents on their taxes.

Thank you so much for your shared information re: affidavit of support.  So, to clarify cosponsor can be a relative and or friends that is a US CITIZEN.  Same address and or not, that is willing to sign the I-864 plus wiling to provide a copy of W2?  All original?  Thanks again.  

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21 hours ago, Haltom Family said:

Thank you so much for your shared information re: affidavit of support.  So, to clarify cosponsor can be a relative and or friends that is a US CITIZEN.  Same address and or not, that is willing to sign the I-864 plus wiling to provide a copy of W2?  All original?  Thanks again.  

They need 1040+w2 not only w2, I had to file taxes while out of the country 

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They can be a US citizen OR a US permanent resident. Both are acceptable.

 

The best is tax transcripts + w2 forms. If not, then a copy of their 1040 forms and w2's. 

 

You always send copies to the NVC and then bring originals to the interview with you.


Married: 5-July-2015
I-130 Petition Sent: 11-May-2016
NSC Received (Our Priority Date): 12-May-2016
NOA2 Received: 30-September-2016 141 days for I-130 approval
NOA2 Hard Copy Received: 06-October-2016
Petition Sent to NVC: 17-October-2016 17 days for petition to be sent to NVC
NVC Received: 21-October-2016 4 days to be received at NVC
NVC Case Number Assigned: 31-October-2016 10 days for case number to be assigned
NVC Welcome Letter Received: 3-November-2016 @ 12:10 AM 3 days from case number assigned until Welcome Letter received and invoices unlocked
IV and AOS Fees Unlocked: 3-November-2016 @ 7:00 AM
IV and AOS Fees Paid: 3-November-2016
DS-260 Unlocked: 7-November-2016 2.5 business days for DS-260 to be unlocked
DS-260 Submitted: 8-November-2016
AOS and IV Documents Sent: 9-November-2016
Scan Date: 14-November-2016 5 days to receive scan date due to a holiday/weekend
Medical expedite requested: 14-December-2016
Medical expedite approved at consulate: 19-December-2016 Expedite approved with consulate but denied at NVC; still need to wait for case complete
Case on Supervisor Review: 22-December-2016
Case sent to the Review Department: 13-January-2017
Case Complete: 24-January-2017     10 weeks and 2 days at NVC before case completed
Case arrived at consulate/CEAC status "Ready": 1-February-2017
Interview: 21-February-2017   We scheduled our own interview because we had an approved medical expedite with the consulate. By sheer luck we got such a quick interview date because someone cancelled their appointment less than 20 minutes prior
Interview Result: Approved!!
Visa Issued: 21-February-2017     Visa issued same day as interview
DHL tracking information received: 22-February-2017     DHL tracking number appeared 28 hours after interview, scheduled for delivery the next day
Visa in hand: 23-Feb-2017
US POE (Minneapolis): 26-Feb-2017

Posted
On 3/7/2017 at 10:55 PM, afortunada said:

They can be a US citizen OR a US permanent resident. Both are acceptable.

 

The best is tax transcripts + w2 forms. If not, then a copy of their 1040 forms and w2's. 

 

You always send copies to the NVC and then bring originals to the interview with you.

Thank you so much Afortunada.  In our case, we got 4sponsors who are willing to sign the papers.

 

First sponsor, Aunt without dependent in her tax living with 2 other adults.

2nd sponsor, the other adult living with the Aunt, no dependent, not filing tax.  They will sign 1-864a

 

(We will live with them temporarily when we fly back to USA)

 

3rd and 4th sponsors living in different addresses. They will sign 1-864 right? 

Thank you so much for your help and patience.

 

They are more comfortable signing documents if all of them will do it. Family assurance. Tax papers, the most recent right? 

Our Family 

Joshua, a music lover, and Tennessee born guy met Lady Lyn, a Filipina in an online Yahoo Christian Chat while both of them were praising God in a different way.  The latter was bullied by some chatters, and courageous Joshua rescued her like a damsel in distress, that was where a new chapter of life begun with the two of them. Their marriage is blessed in many forms including of rewarding them with a beautiful and joyful baby girl named Abigail Exodus Haltom which named perfectly represents their love and life story as a family.

 

VisaJourney is always a part of where we are as a family, so THANK YOU!!!  

 

"To give back, you can message us here for your Fiancee, IR1/CR1 visa or DCF related inquiry or visit us in the following social medias."  

Instagram

Twitter

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www.haltomfamily.wordpress.com

 

Our DCF Journey 

Our K1 to I-130 Application Journey

DCF I-130 US Embassy Manila Application to Approval

 

Our assurance is God’s words.

But as for you, be strong and courageous, for your work will be rewarded.” -2 Chronicles 15:7

 

 
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