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Unemployed and worried!!

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We are super close to the interview and now Im starting to double guess everything ive done. I have been unemployed almost throughout this whole process and Im worried that my husbands visa will be denied becuase of it. I have my father who makes well above the poverty line as a household member so he filled out a 1864A but I have no tax return for 2006 becuase I wasnt working and I was living at my fathers. And I cant find anything that officially states why I didnt need to file taxes for evidence. I am freaking out so ANY help/advice would be great! :help:

Becki

I would think your dad should act not as a household member of your household, but as a cosponsor. This should solve the issue.

And file that return, even if late my friend, even if you had no income...

Don't know if my advise is any good, but my good wishes are 100% proven ;)

good luck, L.

If she lives with her father, he can't be a co-sponsor and she was right to have him fill out the I-864A. If she does not live with her father, then he must be a co-sponsor. She doesn't say, but it seems implied that she lives with him.

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