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I'm in the process of bringing my in-laws over and while I was filling out the I-864, I've run into some weird wording in one of the doc.  I am currently filling out separate application for both of my in-laws and on the I-864 part 3 question two it asks if I'm also sponsoring someone else other than the principle immigrant.  Should I list both of them on this form (since they ask not to include the other immigrant if filing a separate application) or leave this part blank and file a separate I-864?

 

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On 5/11/2020 at 10:51 PM, bacondreamer said:

I'm in the process of bringing my in-laws over and while I was filling out the I-864, I've run into some weird wording in one of the doc.  I am currently filling out separate application for both of my in-laws and on the I-864 part 3 question two it asks if I'm also sponsoring someone else other than the principle immigrant.  Should I list both of them on this form (since they ask not to include the other immigrant if filing a separate application) or leave this part blank and file a separate I-864?

 

You would file two separate I-864 for each immigrant.

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