No Income But Have a Joint Sponsor

[LilyJ 1,258]

So, I'm a full time student graduating in May, and I'm currently not working. However, my mother and stepfather are willing to joint sponsor for my husband, and they make more than enough (6 figures with both of their incomes combined). My husband also has a guaranteed job offer of around $28k a year (however I do understand the CO may not really care about this). My husband and I are both young and in good health, I'm covered by my parents' health care and my husband's prospective job I believe offers health care for him as well but I'm not sure. I was fairly sure we would be okay with having my parents be joint sponsors but I am starting to worry a bit whether or not they may deny us because of me not working currently since I'm in school already 40 hours a week and won't have any 2019 income. I also understand that the CO will look at the totality of the circumstances, but is it likely that me not working on its own can be a basis of denial despite having a more than qualifying joint sponsor? May be an obvious question but I'm worried nontheless

[pushbrk 12,876]

2 hours ago, LilyJ said:

So, I'm a full time student graduating in May, and I'm currently not working. However, my mother and stepfather are willing to joint sponsor for my husband, and they make more than enough (6 figures with both of their incomes combined). My husband also has a guaranteed job offer of around $28k a year (however I do understand the CO may not really care about this). My husband and I are both young and in good health, I'm covered by my parents' health care and my husband's prospective job I believe offers health care for him as well but I'm not sure. I was fairly sure we would be okay with having my parents be joint sponsors but I am starting to worry a bit whether or not they may deny us because of me not working currently since I'm in school already 40 hours a week and won't have any 2019 income. I also understand that the CO will look at the totality of the circumstances, but is it likely that me not working on its own can be a basis of denial despite having a more than qualifying joint sponsor? May be an obvious question but I'm worried nontheless

Doesn't sound like a problem to me.  Carefully study those I-864 instructions.

[LilyJ 1,258]

Just now, pushbrk said:

Doesn't sound like a problem to me.  Carefully study those I-864 instructions.

Thank you so much, that’s a huge relief. I’ve been reading up and trying to prepare ahead of time, but wasn’t sure if my lack of any income as the petitioner would be an issue at the interview despite having well qualified joint sponsors. I know it won’t count for sponsorship but should my husband retrieve a written letter of his employment offer to take to the interview just to show he has a job lined up once he arrives in the US?

[pushbrk 12,876]

19 minutes ago, LilyJ said:

Thank you so much, that’s a huge relief. I’ve been reading up and trying to prepare ahead of time, but wasn’t sure if my lack of any income as the petitioner would be an issue at the interview despite having well qualified joint sponsors. I know it won’t count for sponsorship but should my husband retrieve a written letter of his employment offer to take to the interview just to show he has a job lined up once he arrives in the US?

It won't hurt.

[LilyJ 1,258]

1 minute ago, pushbrk said:

It won't hurt.

Awesome, will do then, thank you!