I864

[Maryland 13]

Hey all. I want to attemp to fill out the i864: AOS, My self. Please advise. 

For those of you who have done it was it hard to do alone? Also if I was self employed how would I go out doing that with the i864? I have a joint sponsor what will I need from him? I know there are guides here on the nvc part but can some one please list them down below in order what I need to do I'm very confused! I know the first step is I have to assign agent then pay the aos bill. What comes next? Thank you all in advance 

Edited November 8, 2017 by Maryland

[sibz 167]

9 minutes ago, Maryland said:

Hey all. I want to attemp to fill out the i864: AOS, My self. Please advise. 

For those of you who have done it was it hard to do alone? Also if I was self employed how would I go out doing that with the i864? I have a joint sponsor what will I need from him? I know there are guides here on the nvc part but can some one please list them down below in order what I need to do I'm very confused! I know the first step is I have to assign agent then pay the aos bill. What comes next? Thank you all in advance 

If...					Then…
You filed an employment petition (Form I-140 or I-526) and you own five percent or more of the business entity that filed the petition.					Complete Form I-864, and bring it to the interview. You do not need to submit it to the NVC. See tips for completing I-864
You filed an employment petition (Form I-140 or I-526) and you own less than five percent of the business entity that filed the petition.					You do not need to complete an Affidavit of Support form. Continue to the next step.
The applicant you are sponsoring has earned or can be credited with at least 40 eligible quarters under the Social Security Act.					Complete Form I-864W See tips for completing I-864W
You are a U.S. citizen and you are sponsoring a natural or adopted child, other than a stepchild, who is under 18 years old.					Complete Form I-864W See tips for completing I-864W
You are a self-petitioning widow(er).					Complete Form I-864W See tips for completing I-864W
You are a self-petitioning battered spouse or child.					Complete Form I-864W See tips for completing I-864W
You are sponsoring a child who will become a U.S. citizen immediately upon entry under the Child Citizenship Act of 2000 (CCA).					Complete Form I-864W See tips for completing I-864W
All three of the following are true: You filed a Form I-130 petition for your relative; There is only one applicant on the Form I-130 petition; and The income you are using to qualify is based entirely on your salary or pension and is shown on one or more Forms W-2 provided by your employer(s) or former employer(s).					Complete Form I-864EZ See tips for completing I-864EZ
If none of the above apply and you meet the minimum income requirement.					Complete Form I-864 See tips for completing I-864
If none of the above apply and you are using the income of other household members to meet the minimum income requirement.					The sponsor must complete Form I-864 and each household member must complete Form I-864A See tips for completing I-864 and tips for completing I-864A
If none of the above apply and: You do not meet the minimum income requirement and are using a joint sponsor, and You are not using the income of other household members to qualify.					The sponsor and the joint sponsor must each complete Form I-864 See tips for completing I-864

 

https://travel.state.gov/content/visas/en/immigrate/immigrant-process/documents/Step_4_Collect_Financial_Documents.html

You need your tax transcript for recent year and previous 2 years

 

For using joint sponsor

If none of the above apply and: You do not meet the minimum income requirement and are using a joint sponsor, and You are not using the income of other household members to qualify.

The sponsor and the joint sponsor must each complete Form I-864 See tips for completing I-864

 

Proof of relationship

If you completed Form I-864A, submit evidence that proves your relationship to the sponsor (the person who filed Form I-864). You can prove your relationship by submitting a photocopy of one of the documents below: Birth certificate; Marriage certificate; Adoption certificate; The petitioner or joint sponsor’s most recent Federal Income Tax Returns, if you are listed as a dependent; or A signed, written statement describing the relationship.

 

Proof of U.S. status

If you completed Form I-864 as a joint sponsor, submit proof that you are a U.S. citizen, U.S. national, or Lawful Permanent Resident. You can do this by submitting a photocopy of one of the following documents: Birth certificate showing birth in the United States; U.S. Naturalization Certificate; U.S. passport/passport card; Form I-551 “green card;” or Foreign passport containing Form I-94 with I-551 stamp (if you entered the United States by land) or an electronic Form I-94 record (if you entered the United States by air or sea).  You can request an electronic Form I-94 recordfrom USCIS online.

 

 

 

[Maryland 13]

2 hours ago, sibz said:

If...					Then…
You filed an employment petition (Form I-140 or I-526) and you own five percent or more of the business entity that filed the petition.					Complete Form I-864, and bring it to the interview. You do not need to submit it to the NVC. See tips for completing I-864
You filed an employment petition (Form I-140 or I-526) and you own less than five percent of the business entity that filed the petition.					You do not need to complete an Affidavit of Support form. Continue to the next step.
The applicant you are sponsoring has earned or can be credited with at least 40 eligible quarters under the Social Security Act.					Complete Form I-864W See tips for completing I-864W
You are a U.S. citizen and you are sponsoring a natural or adopted child, other than a stepchild, who is under 18 years old.					Complete Form I-864W See tips for completing I-864W
You are a self-petitioning widow(er).					Complete Form I-864W See tips for completing I-864W
You are a self-petitioning battered spouse or child.					Complete Form I-864W See tips for completing I-864W
You are sponsoring a child who will become a U.S. citizen immediately upon entry under the Child Citizenship Act of 2000 (CCA).					Complete Form I-864W See tips for completing I-864W
All three of the following are true: You filed a Form I-130 petition for your relative; There is only one applicant on the Form I-130 petition; and The income you are using to qualify is based entirely on your salary or pension and is shown on one or more Forms W-2 provided by your employer(s) or former employer(s).					Complete Form I-864EZ See tips for completing I-864EZ
If none of the above apply and you meet the minimum income requirement.					Complete Form I-864 See tips for completing I-864
If none of the above apply and you are using the income of other household members to meet the minimum income requirement.					The sponsor must complete Form I-864 and each household member must complete Form I-864A See tips for completing I-864 and tips for completing I-864A
If none of the above apply and: You do not meet the minimum income requirement and are using a joint sponsor, and You are not using the income of other household members to qualify.					The sponsor and the joint sponsor must each complete Form I-864 See tips for completing I-864

 

https://travel.state.gov/content/visas/en/immigrate/immigrant-process/documents/Step_4_Collect_Financial_Documents.html

You need your tax transcript for recent year and previous 2 years

 

For using joint sponsor

If none of the above apply and: You do not meet the minimum income requirement and are using a joint sponsor, and You are not using the income of other household members to qualify.

The sponsor and the joint sponsor must each complete Form I-864 See tips for completing I-864

 

Proof of relationship

If you completed Form I-864A, submit evidence that proves your relationship to the sponsor (the person who filed Form I-864). You can prove your relationship by submitting a photocopy of one of the documents below: Birth certificate; Marriage certificate; Adoption certificate; The petitioner or joint sponsor’s most recent Federal Income Tax Returns, if you are listed as a dependent; or A signed, written statement describing the relationship.

 

Proof of U.S. status

If you completed Form I-864 as a joint sponsor, submit proof that you are a U.S. citizen, U.S. national, or Lawful Permanent Resident. You can do this by submitting a photocopy of one of the following documents: Birth certificate showing birth in the United States; U.S. Naturalization Certificate; U.S. passport/passport card; Form I-551 “green card;” or Foreign passport containing Form I-94 with I-551 stamp (if you entered the United States by land) or an electronic Form I-94 record (if you entered the United States by air or sea).  You can request an electronic Form I-94 recordfrom USCIS online.

 

 

 

Thank you very helpful 

[Ryan H 3,812]

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