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Hello  guys, my friend did an interview in the embassy. He had a sponsor and completed  I-864 since his mom the  (petitioner ) doest work . They requested two things : a complete I 864 and a letter of explanation why petitioner didnt file taxes. What do they mean by completed I- 864 and what a letter of explanation  should include?

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An I864 that has been filled in

 

Letter from her explaining why she did not need to file taxes

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4 minutes ago, Sam1976 said:

He did that . Does he have to do another i 864 for his mom

His mother has to do an I 864 is she not petitioning him?

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29 minutes ago, Sam1976 said:

Hello  guys, my friend did an interview in the embassy. He had a sponsor and completed  I-864 since his mom the  (petitioner ) doest work . They requested two things : a complete I 864 and a letter of explanation why petitioner didnt file taxes. What do they mean by completed I- 864 and what a letter of explanation  should include?

The mother is still the primary sponsor, and as such, she needs to provide a completed I-864.   If she was not required to file US taxes, she needs to write a letter explaining this.

Just now, Sam1976 said:

His mom not working so he did i  864 another sponsor 

Doesn’t matter.   She’s still the primary sponsor.

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Mother is the sponsor she is using a joint sponsor as she does not meet the financial requirements 

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33 minutes ago, Sam1976 said:

To be clear his primary sponsor has to do i 864 too and i 864 for his financial sponsor. Thats what they meant a complete i 864

Yes, the petitioner has to fill out their own I864 as the primary sponsor, and the joint sponsor fills out a separate I864.

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9 hours ago, Sam1976 said:

His mom not working so he did i  864 another sponsor 

The 'another' sponsor is a joint sponsor who is secondary. Mom is the petitioner and the primary sponsor. So mom has to supply a completed I-864 affidavit of support too. 

 
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