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lu_pomponet   0

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Got my interview notice today. My husband (the petitioner) is currently unemployed (collecting insurance), I'm working part-time since November, after six months unemployed. When we applied, we didn't have a sponsor as my husband's income was enough for both of us. Question is: should we get a sponsor and take an Affidavit Of Support (form I-864) to the interview? I'm so nervous.

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2 minutes ago, lu_pomponet said:

Got my interview notice today. My husband (the petitioner) is currently unemployed (collecting insurance), I'm working part-time since November, after six months unemployed. When we applied, we didn't have a sponsor as my husband's income was enough for both of us. Question is: should we get a sponsor and take an Affidavit Of Support (form I-864) to the interview? I'm so nervous.

If your income doesnt meet the FPGL'S fir your household size, then yes you will need a co-sponsor because your financial situation has changed. They will need to fill out an I864 and meet the FPGL'S for their household plus you as the beneficiary.

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29 minutes ago, lu_pomponet said:

we didn't have a sponsor as my husband's income was enough for both of us. Question is: should we get a sponsor and take an Affidavit Of Support (form I-864) to the interview? I'm so nervous.

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Just my 2 cents, at the interview, they hardly ask for I-864 again. Worst scenario, they will RFE for joint sponsor which can be fulfilled easily. Good luck.

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