US Immigration from Ecuador

Hi,

I have four questions. Please, please bear with me

Context: My sister in law is bringing both her parents to the USA. They have been approved already so she now has to file an affidavit. Therefore, my husband has offered his income/assets if she were to need it (most likely) but we currently live in the same house/address as her.

My following questions are:

1. Does she need to file two different I-864 (one for each parent?)

2. If not, then that means she should only file once and just add either parent as an extra member she'll be sponsoring?

3. In part 5 of I-864, it says "optional" to add a sibling who will submit I-864A but im guessing she should add my hubby in it?

4. Does my husband need to file two separate I-864A or just one and add both parents in it?

Thank you in advance!

Hello! We just got an update on our case and it has been transferred to Vermont from California. Is there any similar situations to us and do you know why this can happen?

Thanks in advance!

Hey!

My partner and I are trying to fill the I129-F but we have some questions...

We made a letter of intent to marry and e-signed, is it valid? We e-signed some other letters, but we are not 100% sure about it

How long would it take to get some court documents from California and Denver, how can he get those? Does he need to explain them in detail?

We don't have any pics from the proporsal, do we need them?

Also do we need letters from out families? We are not very close to any of them, besides I still live at home but with super strict parents.

Just now, CyG said:

Hey!

My partner and I are trying to fill the I129-F but we have some questions...

We made a letter of intent to marry and e-signed, is it valid? We e-signed some other letters, but we are not 100% sure about it

How long would it take to get some court documents from California and Denver, how can he get those? Does he need to explain them in detail?

We don't have any pics from the proporsal, do we need them?

Also do we need letters from out families? We are not very close to any of them, besides I still live at home but with super strict parents.

Any help would be wonderful, it's being hard to figure it out everything.

Hello!

My sister-in-law is petitioning for her parents to come to the USA and both I-130 applications have been approved (parents live abroad). We have decided to continue with her mother's process as her dad's case hasn't been created at NVC yet.

She made around $30k this year which is enough for her to file an affidavit by herself. However we're not sure if she would need a co-sponsor when we she files an affidavit for her father. We're willing to help as we live in the same household. We made $38k this year plus have a house, bank accounts etc.

Should we let her file only her as a sponsor for her mom and then add ourselves as co-sponsors for her father?

This article contains some possibly pertinent information for people here about how long it takes to process passport applications, and some of the hurdles involved. Ignore the political observations as you wish.

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If you are a U.S. passport holder, you do not have dual citizenship, your U.S. passport expires in less than a year, and you've booked travel within the next six months, then there's a good chance you won't be going anywhere. [...]

https://spectator.org/bidens-passport-process-is-woke-and-broke/