Husband lost job during NVC stage

[AAmelie 16]

Hello everyone

 

It's me again! 

 

My husband (US Citizen) has recently lost his job and we are at the NVC stage. Before he lost his job, they asked for documents regarding his W2 which he submitted. Now he is unemployed and we are not sure how this will affect us until he finds a new job. Is anyone able to offer any advice?  

 

Thank you.

[Boiler 45,545]

Do you have a co sponsor available?

[AAmelie 16]

16 hours ago, Boiler said:

Do you have a co sponsor available?

We could ask my father in law to act as co sponsor, but when would we need to do that? My husband is actively job searching, so if he receives another job before my interview is scheduled will I need to do anything?

Thank you!

[Boiler 45,545]

Prepare an updated I 864

[AAmelie 16]

1 minute ago, Boiler said:

Prepare an updated I 864

Would we need to do that now or when he gets a new job? hoping he will find one very soon

[Boiler 45,545]

I had sort of assumed he would not qualify without a job, which may not be the case. But best to prepare on with a new job

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[pushbrk 12,898]

When he gets a new job, you should be good without a new I-864 as long as it is similar pay.  Take a pay stub to the interview in case they want to see evidence of the new job.  You COULD submit an updated I-864 but not really necessary.

 

If he does NOT get a new job before the interview, definitely submit both an updated I-864 for him and a full affidavit and supporting documentation from a qualified joint sponsor.  (Note:  It's "joint sponsor" not "co-sponsor".)

[AAmelie 16]

On 2/1/2022 at 10:51 PM, pushbrk said:

When he gets a new job, you should be good without a new I-864 as long as it is similar pay.  Take a pay stub to the interview in case they want to see evidence of the new job.  You COULD submit an updated I-864 but not really necessary.

 

If he does NOT get a new job before the interview, definitely submit both an updated I-864 for him and a full affidavit and supporting documentation from a qualified joint sponsor.  (Note:  It's "joint sponsor" not "co-sponsor".)

Thank you so much for this advice, you are always so kind, helpful and informative. It is much appreciated!