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I summited my wife's AOS back in February of 2020. We finally got a noticed for interview schedule yesterday but the problem now is Im currently not working. I still make more then the requirements even off my unemployment but do i still need a joint sponsor? If so, do i just have my joint sponsor fill out a I-864? 

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You need to bring an updated I-864 and just in case bring the I-864 packet of a joint sponsor.

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15 minutes ago, milimelo said:

You need to bring an updated I-864 and just in case bring the I-864 packet of a joint sponsor.

So basically, I need to fill out a new I-864? Do I just print off bank statements showing my unemployment direct deposits? 

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23 minutes ago, Xyooj509 said:

So basically, I need to fill out a new I-864? Do I just print off bank statements showing my unemployment direct deposits? 

You need a joint sponsor I-864 with supporting documents....and you need a new I-864 for yourself .  The IO will want to see someone with enough current stable annual income to support the new immigrant....or documentation of sufficient assets.   Using unemployment benefits for an I-864 is problematic.  

 

https://www.avvo.com/legal-answers/on-the-i-864--do-i-include-unemployment-benefits-f-5069049.html

 

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7 hours ago, Xyooj509 said:

Hi,

 

I summited my wife's AOS back in February of 2020. We finally got a noticed for interview schedule yesterday but the problem now is Im currently not working. I still make more then the requirements even off my unemployment but do i still need a joint sponsor? If so, do i just have my joint sponsor fill out a I-864? 

Seriously? There are no jobs out there? Or is it a toss-up between the benies and your wife being able to AOS, or sticking it on to a joint sponsor? Forgive me, I don't mean to sound harsh but that is exactly what it sounds like. 

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1 hour ago, PGA said:

Seriously? There are no jobs out there? Or is it a toss-up between the benies and your wife being able to AOS, or sticking it on to a joint sponsor? Forgive me, I don't mean to sound harsh but that is exactly what it sounds like. 

You are misunderstanding my question. I make plenty over the poverty guide lines before my unemployment. My question is if I can use my unemployment for income since i will update and bring the updated form with me to the interview. If not, i can prepare for joint sponsor.. 

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Yes, you're gonna need a joint sponsor since youre unemployed now. It Doesnt how much much you are making on unemployment. you dont have a job now so unless you have over 100k something in your bank  you gonna need to find a joint sponsor. Good luck on koj li Aos interview.

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