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By EstebanB in What Visa Do I Need - Family Based Immigration

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5 hours ago, GoodbyeArgentina said:

Not really. It is true that a joint sponsor is always very helpful, but in my case, my husband was my only sponsor and we were still able to move together. It all depends what type of work your sponsor has. He was able to sponsor me as self employed and showing his previous tax returns, letters of what he does, etc. 

The key is that the source of income needs to be US-based, and for most people, this is not possible if they move together.  A job offer does not suffice.  If the primary sponsor (USC petitioner) does not have a source of US-based income that will continue, they will need a qualified joint sponsor.

 

Since the OP stated that the petitioner is not current on federal tax returns, I would hazard a guess that they don't have a US-based income source.

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