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DQ means documentarily qualified, which is basically once you have submitted all the appropriate documents and they were approved. And yes, the message was done online via their portal.

Hello! The only thing that worked for us was submitting a public inquiry explaining why the I864W shouldn’t have been rejected and I requested a supervisor review our case. I did get a response from a supervisor to disregard the previous rejection and then we were DQ. Wishing you the best of luck!

Thank you so much for all your help!! I added the additional screenshots to our documents and am planning on calling them first thing tomorrow morning.

"I, (my name), have not submitted any of my financial documents since we are filing using I864W and not I864. Per the Financial Evidence Assistant provided by the travel.state.gov website (under the US Visas section), if you are filing using I864W then the only financial documentation needed is the Social Security statement. We have already submitted *husband's name* SS statement and it was approved." A few days ago I submitted a screenshot of the financial evidence assistant along with the message above. They haven't reviewed it yet though. Do you think this would be enough to get it approved or would it be better to just call and ask for a supervisor? It's so frustrating that they have people working there who don't even know what they're doing.

From different jobs throughout the years. He was 17 when he first got DACA and has had it ever since then.

I added his Social Security statement.

My husband and I submitted the I864W because he already has his 40 social security work credits (he's the immigrant) and we got a notice that it was rejected because I (the petitioner don't qualify and need to fill out an I864 instead) Does anyone know why it would be rejected? From my understanding you're exempt from needing the 1864 as long as the intending immigrant has 40 credits.