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A Question About Assets

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Interview is coming up soon and I had a quick question. If we're using 3 different types of assets (bank account balances, real estate properties, and certificate of deposits), but let's say 1 of the 3 assets ends up being more than enough to qualify us, what happens to the other 2 assets? In our case, we believe that the real estate properties will be more than enough to qualify us. At the interview, can the CO "remove" the other 2 assets from our I-864A, or will they still need to be considered? I'm asking because there is a lot of paperwork for all 3 assets, so using just one asset would minimize a lot of paperwork and time for the CO. 

 

 

 

 
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