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Asked 12 months ago - Tujunga, CA
FlagWe have filed all the paper works but today i found out that we need a sponsor. My mother has agreed to be a sponsor for my husband as she meets all the requirements. What is the form number that we have to file.
Use form I-864, You can download the form and instructions at
http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem...
Make sure it is properly documented with proof she is a U.S. citizen of permanent resident, 3 years of federal tax returns with W-2, 3 recent paycheck stubs and employment confirmation letter if possible. Also submit a copy of her driver's license or utility bill to show that she is currently residing in the U.S.
Hello. Per the Form I-864 (Affidavit of Support) instructions, even though you do not meet the income requirement, you still have to submit a completed Form I-864 with your husband's adjustment of status package. Your mother will need to submit a SEPARATE Form I-864.
THAT SAID, I am curious as to how you were scheduled for an interview if your package was incomplete. It is best that you consult with an immigration attorney before you attend the interview.
Good luck.
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