Affidavit of Support Help

[myheart0628 30]

Hello eveyrone ,

 

I am putting together the AOS packet and I am having trouble getting theings together.

We have a joint sponsor and he has filed his taxes married filing jointly. Because he filed jointly it will show their incomes added together. Does he need to include his wife's taxes as well? He is the only one signing the AOS for us. Also what forms does he need to include?

Edited May 12, 2017 by myheart0628

[Penguin_ie 5,993]

Yes, since they filed jointly you should present financials for both, and the wife should file a I-864A

[kwame??? 2]

add it to prevent any inconvinience

[pghknr 14]

Both have to do AOS Joint Sponsor i 864 and Wife Should do i 864A? PLZ check with others..thks

[Returnee 8]

Hello, my name is XXXXX XXXXX U.S attorney, and I'll be happy to assist you today.

If your man sponsoring you pays taxes jointly with his wife, then I'd recommend that he fill out an I-864, and she fill out an I-864a. It will be easier to prove necessary income levels this way.

Because the wife has no income, if you don't want to fill out an I-864a for her, then you won't have to. However, your main sponsor is then under the burden of proving that the individual income he makes is sufficient to support you. He'll have to do this by finding old W-2s, paystubs, and other information that show his individual income, because he can no longer just show his joint return with his wife to prove income levels.

Here's the information from the field manual.

"If a sponsor filed a joint tax return with a spouse, but is qualifying using only his/her own individual income, the sponsor must submit evidence of that individual income. This evidence would include, for example, the sponsor’s own W-2(s), Wage and Tax Statement, and if necessary to reach the income requirement, evidence of other income reported to IRS which can be attributed to him/her, usually on Forms 1099"."

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Edited May 16, 2017 by Penguin_ie

[pghknr 14]

Returnee,

 

Thanks for your Input.

Petitioner No Job ( still he has to file i 864)...Beneficiary from Nepal

Friend Joint Sponsor ( Husband has good  Income 70K & wife has no income, they filed Taxes Jointly ..

So, If Husband gives i 864 is good Info? & Wife not Required to give 864A ),This is Correct right.

Joint Sponsor 2016 year Tax Returns( 1 Year fine right),2 Pay Stubs and Current Employment Letter.

 

Thanks for your help and support

 

 

 

[Returnee 8]

I am not an expert. I only googled your question and found the answer I posted above online.

[pghknr 14]

OK Thanks

 

Returnee,

 

Thanks for your Input.

Petitioner No Job ( still he has to file i 864)...Beneficiary from Nepal

Friend Joint Sponsor ( Husband has good  Income 70K & wife has no income, they filed Taxes Jointly ..

So, If Husband gives i 864 is good Info? & Wife not Required to give 864A ),This is Correct right.

Joint Sponsor 2016 year Tax Returns( 1 Year fine right),2 Pay Stubs and Current Employment Letter.

 

Thanks for your help and support

 

 

 

[Returnee 8]

Hi,

 

From the passage I copied and pasted above, I think the joint sponsor's wife may not need to file i864a, provided the joint sponsor submits his w2 to show that he alone makes all the income.

[myheart0628 30]

Thank you everyone for your responses. You all have been very helpful .