NVC STAGE AND THE CO-SPONSOR

[Roval 1]

Hello everyone, I have some questions to ask about the co-sponsor so if plz help if you have an idea, thanks.

 

We got approved for the i130 October 2019 then the nvc received our documents on November now we already received our DKR and INN case numbers. we are getting the documents ready to submit them to the nvc..

 

My questions are, the partitioner has not worked but has a co-sponsors who makes up to $60000 a year and she(the partitioner) has six children that leaves wit her but 3 are adults and are working so do you think the co-SPONSOR will meet the financial requirements or will we need a joint sponsors??

 

[Crazy Cat 41,837]

Co-sponsor = Joint sponsor.   ..The Consulate Officer will make a determination of support sufficiency based on the total financial picture of the petitioner, beneficiary, and joint sponsor.  Factors range from likelihood of beneficiary to become a public charge to the size of the joint sponsor's household.

[Roval 1]

So what advices do you have for my case situation??

thanks

 

[Crazy Cat 41,837]

1 minute ago, Roval said:

So what advices do you have for my case situation??

thanks

 

Personally, I would have a plan for such things as health care, living arrangements, etc.....and i would make sure that my joint sponsor was well qualified based on household size.........good luck.....

[Roval 1]

Thanks Bro..

[Ryan H 3,812]

Moved from Progress Reports to Process & Procedures.

[pushbrk 12,877]

Kind of sounds like the OP is using the word, "Cosponsor" to refer to the adult children who are "household members".  A joint sponsor would be somebody who qualifies on their own.  Perhaps one of the working sons or daughters could qualify as a joint sponsor on their own.  Any real advice requires more details of the situation.

 

Just because people live in the same house and are related, does not mean they cannot be "joint sponsors" instead of combining income as household members.

[Roval 1]

thank you for that straight guide.. I am just seeing your comment and I'm so greatful.. 

 

[NikLR 13,227]

Also the adult children do not need to be counted if they're over 21 and not dependents on the petitioner's tax return.  However they can combine income and become household members or they can be a joint sponsor if they qualify on their own income. 

Household members does not automatically mean the people that live in a house.  Just because you have children, if they're adults and have jobs, doesn't mean they're part of your household count.