I-864a
I need to fill out the affidavit of support and Im still confused about i864A
If my fathers the one providing income for me, do I write it on item 10 my curren individual annual income is......... or should I write in the part where I need to file out my asset i.e. balance in bank accounts and stocks etc.
and actually, I know my father will not give me money since im graduating, but for this purpose, can i have my father write a statement saying that he will continue to support my staying in the u.s?
I havent got a job yet since Im still at school (and its my last quarter) and also since I dont have EAD to actually work.
And one more question- do I need to send all of my bank statement to show them I have this amount of money in my account? and if I write my father as my income, must I have my father write the letter statement that hes going to support me?
thank you for your help
Who is sponsoring you for a Green Card?
dr_lha,
My husband, the U.S. citizen is the sponsor/petitioner. but his income doesnt meet the proverty level since he went study abroad for last year and wasnt able to work for 4 months.
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and forgot to ask in my previous post.....
How STRICT is the USCIS on this form.... ??? Like they will probably still have need more if I provide letter from my father and my bank account?
The biggest concern I have is my tax. I worked in 2004-2005 and I filed the tax for year 2004, but didnt for 2005 (its half a year work actually, and I dont even have my W-2 fo 2005), I dont know how big this problem will be, and how much details they need to know.
I only earned about $2000-3000 in 2005, is it considered low income thaat I im not required to file tax?
Do you live with your husbands father? If so he is a household member, his income can be included on your husbands I-864 form, and your father should fill out I-864A. If you dont live with your father-in-law, both he and your husband must fill out individual I-864 forms. Your father-in-law must meet the poverty level requirement by himself.