I-864 RFIE, SSA Income, Representative Payee

[Mr Geminian 691]

1 hour ago, pushbrk said:

Notice they checked every box.  You don't meet the 125% BECAUSE you submitted no I-864a for the nephew AND no evidence the father lives in the same house.  Frankly, now that I've read the actual request and thought about it  more, I would submit an entirely new I-864 showing your wife and the nephew's combined income as HER income.  Since he is her dependant, it is HER that receives income.  Just as it would be her income if it were child support.  Then submit only the father's new I-864a.  (Just print the first one again and have him sign again.)  Then provide evidence he resides in the same house.  Copy of driver license with same address, utility bill etc.

 

You don't meet...because insufficient evidence was submitted to demonstrate that you DO MEET...

 

 

Cool. Thank you so much sir. I appreciate it a lottt..

 

My wife has even spoken to a TIER 2 officer even she recommended the same ! The IO also asked us to provide bank statements showing both the income in the same account. The officer also said if he (nephew) lives in the house and has an income then you can add it if your income is not sufficient to meet the 125% of the poverty guidelines. About signature, the officer said my wife can sign the I-864A if we decide to keep the current I-864 as it is. We also clearly stated that none of the 3 SS incomes fall under Means-Tested. She agreed to it !!! We told her we have received the new 2018 benefits amount letter from SSA and she said we can add that if we like. 

 

Thank you once again sir.

[pushbrk 13,268]

I would submit a new I-864 with no I-864a from the nephew.  It's your wife's income, not the nephew's until he's 18.