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Change of Joint Sponsor

By Bubu A. in IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Procedures

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My case is documenitarily qualified (Sposal Visa) since jan 2021 and in line for interview by using my petitioner (Spouse) and joint sponsor documents. Unfortunately, the joint sponsor is refused to give me updated documents which shows his current status for my assumed interview at the embassy. Because of which I want to change my joint sponsor. My questions are-

1. Can I change my joint sponsor at this stage?

2. What are the Pros and Cons of changing my joint sponsor in my case?

3 Does NVC accept my new joint sponsor, once it issued my case is documentarily qualified?

 

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1.  You can upload the documentation for the new joint sponsor to CEAC.  or:

2.  You could just give the new joint sponsor documents to the CO during the interview, but the CO might ask you to upload them.  That would, possibly, cause a delay.

 

 

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