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Finishing up the paperwork for my parents from Pakistan IR5 from NVC 

 

Have the following questions:

 

1) I applied for both of my parents I-130 at the same time. Since we have to submit 2 separate I-130 applications for both parents, I have to NVC case numbers as well. For Part 3, question 2, do I check mark the following question?

I am sponsoring the following family members
immigrating at the same time or within six months of
the principal immigrant named in Part 2. (Do not
include any relative listed on a separate visa petition.)

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2) My spouse will be a household member on the affidavit of support. We filed married filing jointly tax returns. I just need to fill out I-864A for my spouse?

 

3) In terms of documents to include, I will be including the following:

-Letters from employers stating salary and position (for myself and spouse)

-US passport

-Last 3 years tax transcript

-Last 6 months pay stubs (for myself and spouse)

-Marriage Certificate for me and my spouse

Am I missing anything else to include?

 

4) Our income seems to be significantly more than what the poverty guidelines have. Should I still include asset information?

  • 2 weeks later...
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Hi bulls2030,

I applied for both my parents as well and they just got the visas a few days ago. For the first question, you need to check the Yes box for the number one choice. For the second question, you need to file I-864 for yourself and your husband needs to file the I-864 form. 3rd question, I can see that you are missing quite a few of required documents. For yourself and your husband, you also need to provide proof of domicile, proof of citizenship, birth certificate. For your parents’, they will need to have police clearance, marriage certificate, birth certificate, passports. I am sure there is more. I strongly recommend checking the NVC website to know exactly what documents you need because they change depending on the country where your parents are residing. Question 4, no.

Edited by HanhChi
 
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