Question about cosponsor not working {SPLIT}

[Tutuka 1]

On 2/17/2019 at 12:15 AM, pushbrk said:

Correct.  The original post makes no sense whatsoever.  If you haven't even seen the NOIR (Notice of Intent to Revoke the approval of the petition) then nothing has been "re-approved".  You wait for the NOIR and respond to it accordingly.  THEN, you wait for their response.  IF, and only if, they reaffirm the petition approval, a new interview will be scheduled.  The visa decision is still going to be made at the Consular Immigrant Visa Unit in Accra, but they cannot deny the visa for the same SPECIFIC reason they used the first time.

Hi pushbrk, side question pls. My wife(petitioner) has been wid me in ghana for  2years widout working and nw my case which was sent back in 2016 for review has been reaffirmed(after rebutting to NOIR) on  15th March 2019 n currently wid d embassy for another appointment.  

 

MY QUESTION;  My UNCLE who has been a co-sponsor still gonna be as well same for dis time as well. He earns good . I hope still vn him to co-sponsor me dis 2nd time Woudnt be a problem considering my wife not working for d past 2years.  Any insight will be greatly appreciated.  Thks. 

Edited April 8, 2019 by Tutuka

[pushbrk 13,221]

1 hour ago, Tutuka said:

Hi pushbrk, side question pls. My wife(petitioner) has been wid me in ghana for  2years widout working and nw my case which was sent back in 2016 for review has been reaffirmed(after rebutting to NOIR) on  15th March 2019 n currently wid d embassy for another appointment.  

 

MY QUESTION;  My UNCLE who has been a co-sponsor still gonna be as well same for dis time as well. He earns good . I hope still vn him to co-sponsor me dis 2nd time Woudnt be a problem considering my wife not working for d past 2years.  Any insight will be greatly appreciated.  Thks. 

Your uncle and a wife not working would COULD BE a problem, yes.  It really depends on the totality of circumstances.  YOUR family being the ones with the financial means instead of hers can make it look like a less bona fide relationship that is for an immigration benefit only.  Her staying with you two years, may well overcome that concern though.

[Tutuka 1]

1 minute ago, pushbrk said:

Your uncle and a wife not working would COULD BE a problem, yes.  It really depends on the totality of circumstances.  YOUR family being the ones with the financial means instead of hers can make it look like a less bona fide relationship that is for an immigration benefit only.  Her staying with you two years, may well overcome that concern though.

Thanks for ur prompt response pushbrk.  D point here  is, my uncle as d co-sponsor is in active business n still earning great.  We( my n wife) ve 2 kids(first child born in US and 2nd child born in Ghana n both ve dier American passports wid my name on dier birth certs pls). Hope co-sponsorship Woudnt be a problem considering my wife's unemployed status pls. Thks 

[LilyJ 1,258]

On 4/8/2019 at 3:25 AM, Tutuka said:

Thanks for ur prompt response pushbrk.  D point here  is, my uncle as d co-sponsor is in active business n still earning great.  We( my n wife) ve 2 kids(first child born in US and 2nd child born in Ghana n both ve dier American passports wid my name on dier birth certs pls). Hope co-sponsorship Woudnt be a problem considering my wife's unemployed status pls. Thks 

Your wife not working should be fine, since you have a co-sponsor (who is in the US, correct?) that should make enough to qualify.

[Tutuka 1]

7 minutes ago, LilyJohansen said:

Your wife not working should be fine, since you have a co-sponsor (who is in the US, correct?) that should make enough to qualify.

Thanks Lily.  Yeaah ryt, co-sponsor still in active business in USA. Thanks soo much. Grateful