Household Member Incomer

[Ch and Pa 0]

Hello everyone, 

 

My wife's case just passed the NVC stage of the CR-1 process, and we are now awaiting to hear about the interview date. I do have one concern about our case, however, which is somewhat complicated to explain. 

 

To start, when I initially submitted documents to the NVC, I was in between addresses and living with my parents. In consequence of this, I put my parents' address as the intended address of my wife. At the time, my wife and I expected her case to be finished by the end of August, at which time I would have still been living with my parents.

 

As a further bit of necessary background info, my initial application listed my father as a joint sponsor for my wife. In June, the NVC rejected my father as a joint sponsor, stating that it was necessary to list him as my household member since we were living at the same address. I followed the NVC's instructions, and three months later my wife's case was approved. 

 

Now, however, I am living in a different state near my university, and my wife intends to join me. My concern is that if my wife during her interview expresses an intention to live at an address that does not belong to my parents, the interviewer will no longer recognize my father as a household member, which would bar me and my wife from listing his income in order to meet the minimum income threshold. 

 

Am I worrying for nothing? Or is there a real problem here? 

[HRQX 4,145]

22 minutes ago, Ch and Pa said:

My concern is that if my wife during her interview expresses an intention to live at an address that does not belong to my parents

Bring a new I-864 from your father to her interview.

[pushbrk 13,112]

55 minutes ago, HRQX said:

Bring a new I-864 from your father to her interview.

Yes, the solution is to bring a proper set of affidavits of support reflecting current truth. Sounds like your father qualifies as a joint sponsor without combining his income with yours, so just do it that way.