I- 864 (merged)

[heidym 2]

Hi, I'm stuck on the I-864.  Last year (2015) I claimed my grandmother as a dependant on my taxes.  Do I count her on the I-864 now?   If so do I need to also sumbit a I-864A for her?  My next option is to file my taxes for 2016 without her.  I just want to send the AOS ASAP .  Thanks

[aleful 1,905]

yes for first question, no for the second

 

 

[heidym 2]

21 minutes ago, aleful said:

yes for first question, no for the second

 

 

Ok so. why don't I need a I-864A for her?

[aleful 1,905]

because you are just claiming her as part of your household

 

she isn't sponsoring your wife

[SparklePony 238]

The I-864A is for when a household member is joining their income to yours, like when both spouses work and they're combining incomes in order to sponsor someone. I'm assuming your grandmother doesn't combine her income with yours.

[heidym 2]

35 minutes ago, aleful said:

because you are just claiming her as part of your household

 

she isn't sponsoring your wife

Thanks!  Where it confuses me is that I don't know if because she is part of my household I have to include her income on the 864.  She is disabled and receives SSI.  

[aleful 1,905]

no

 

it is just information about her to see if your income covers all 3 of you. unless you need a joint sponsor, and her income is more than enough to cover herself and your wife, you don't need anything of hers

 

 

[SparklePony 238]

Does your income by itself meet the 125% poverty guidelines for your household? If so, she doesn't need the I-864A. Now, if your income is enough for a household of 2 but not 3, then you might need to consider not claiming her on your taxes. 

[heidym 2]

16 minutes ago, SparklePony said:

Does your income by itself meet the 125% poverty guidelines for your household? If so, she doesn't need the I-864A. Now, if your income is enough for a household of 2 but not 3, then you might need to consider not claiming her on your taxes. 

My income is enough without her income.  Thank you very much!

[TBoneTX 45,292]

*** Thread is moved from the K-1 Process forum to the AOS/Family-Based main forum -- OP is at that stage. ***

[heidym 2]

I'm stuck again.   Do I need to count my parents to whom I filed a I-864. About 14 years ago and no longer leave with me?   Do I count them as part of my household?  There is a question asking me to list all person I filed this form before.  Does that means I also have to meet the poverty guidelines for them as well? Thanks and sorry for the confusion 

[heidym 2]

Confused again.   I read the instructions but im

stuck here.  Part 5 .   Person you are sponsoring on this affidavit.  1. My now husband.    Then it asks persons I am not sponsoring which is where I list my dependents however it's asking if I am married to enter 1 for my spouse. But entering one there will count him twice.  

Edited April 5, 2017 by Penguin_ie

[aleful 1,905]

that is in case you were sponsoring someone else, such as a parent, sibling or child, you would count your spouse as married

 

but since your spouse it the beneficiary, you don't add him twice. leave space blank

 

 

[heidym 2]

How many months worth of pay stubs don I beed?  Also how many bank statements? I only have the letter from the bank where it shows my balance and when account was opened.  

[Ben&Zian 4,398]

11 minutes ago, heidym said:

How many months worth of pay stubs don I beed?  Also how many bank statements? I only have the letter from the bank where it shows my balance and when account was opened.  

 

This is for the K-1 visa interview?

 

If so you need to use the I-134 form.

 

And preferably 3-6 months worth of pay stubs. Bank statements to my knowledge generally are used it showing assets/savings, if so I believe statements for the last year(monthly ones).

 

I just used pay stubs do to good income, and a letter from employer, and 3 years of W2's from my company.

 

Edited April 3, 2017 by Ben&Zian