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    Yakima WA
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    Pakistan

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  1. Principal applicant is the intending immigrant who is suppose to come, above post shows they applied for parents greencard. Means they r principal applicant n can use their assets on i864
  2. https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/i-864-affidavit-faqs.html#:~:text=actual household income.-,What can be used as assets%3F,%2C stocks%2C bonds and property.
  3. My mom had the same situation once we were going through the same process. I remember my dad registering her birth in the local office and also stamp paper like a legal paper attested. We also had some relatives write statements about her birth and notarized it.
  4. According to my knowledge i864 doesn’t expire and you don’t need another one. Correct me if i am wrong.
  5. Sorry, i meant to write documents in the title but misspelled it. @appleblossom
  6. Hello everyone, We have a joint sponsor filing i-864 and i was wondering what documents do we need from joint sponsor to upload online? if they have tax documents from last year and last name on them was different from last name now, what do we do? Naturalization certificate has new name and joint sponsor provided us copy of naturalization certificate to prove name change. What documents do we need to send to avoid confusion and make everything clear?
  7. I recently asked this same question to an expert and According to him, you the petitioner file i-864 and joint sponsor also fill i-864 not i864A because you file taxes separately.
  8. My dad also applied for my sibling over the age of 21 and married have kids. Dad only applied for his own children like my brother and sister. We added derivative applicants, their spouses and kids where case was at NvC. So yes, only 1 petition. Technically you can’t file for grandchildren and daughter in law anyway.
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