I-864 for spouse's SOA, question on tax income portions.

Good answer by Michael. I agree...............

Do I wait for I-130 to get approved, then send I-864? (mine and joint sponsor's) or send I-130 and I-864 all at the same time?

Let me expand a bit on the above answer. The process for family-sponsored immigration normally begins by a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent...

If I understand correctly, your question is about how the Form I-864 defines "current individual annual income" in Part 5 of the Form...

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I am a US citizen living abroad, not working, how do i fill out the I-864 form for my husband?

The above answers, wihle helpful, don't address the question of whether an I-864W may be appropriate for your son. An I-864W may be appropriate,...

I-864/I130-my fiancee is not working since last 3 months.How many pay stub require of petetioner ?

The above answers, while all helpful, overlook one potential strategy hinted at by the facts. It's possible that the future spouse's I-864 needn't...

I'm filing I-864 for my wife and using my fathers income, who should file the 1-864

In order to immigrate on the basis of a Form I-130, Petition for Alien Relative, the intending immigrant almost always needs a Form I-864,...

Do I need to fill form I - 864?

The above answers are probably correct in stating that for you to immigrate based on marriage to a U.S. citizen spouse the spouse must complete a...

I'm a student but my husband has a business and we filed tax as joint. I'm a us citizen and I'm sponsoring my parents to the us

Potential problem: There's a new Form I-864A published by USCIS July 2, 2015. It specifically states that the household member signing the contract...

What do i have to submit along with I-864

There may be other documents to file in support of the I-864 for your adopted child, depending on the facts of your case. For example, it's...

Taxes/affidavit of support K1 visa

Great answer by Sean. There's more to say about the Form I-134, Affidavit of Support. For example, if your fiance was not required under IRS rules...