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Question Regarding I-864 questions: Part 5 on Household's size

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Georgia
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Hello Everyone,

I have several questions regarding form I-864. First, for Part 5, Sponsor's Household Size, I am having problems. I am including my wife and I as 2 members of a household. However, when filling out the fields, I am keep getting the total number of household's members to 3, not 2.

In more details:

Persons are you sponsoring in this affidavit:

1. Provide the number in entered in Part 3., Item Number 28: 1

Persons NOT sponsored in this affidavit:

2. Yourself: 1 (I can't change this number on the Adobe program)

3. If you are currently married, enter "1" for your spouse: 1.

4. if you have dependent children, enter the number here: 0.

5. If you have any other dependents, enter the number here: 0.

6. if you have sponsored any other persons on Form I-864 or Form I-864 EZ who are now lawful permanent residents, enter the number here: 0.

7. OPTIONAL: If you have siblings, parents, or adult children with the same principal residence who are combining their income with yours by submitting Form I-864A, enter the number here: 0.

8. Add together Part 5., Item Numbers 1.-7. and enter the number here.

Household Size: 3

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Can someone help me please? Is it suppose to 3?

An another matter, I have a question regarding this section:

"7. OPTIONAL: If you have siblings, parents, or adult children with the same principal residence who are combining their income with yours by submitting Form I-864A, enter the number here: 0."

My situation is that I am living with my wife in the country Georgia. I am currently looking for a job in NYC or Washington, D.C., but I am using my dad's Floridian residence ( it's also my U.S. residence address) as the main address of where I will relocate in the States on the I-864 form. If worst case happens, my wife and I will move in with him if I can't find a job when we will immigrate to the States.

Based on my situation, should I include my dad as part of my household in Florida (he is living alone, so he would be 1 person)? If so, should he fill out an I-864A and not I-864 for additional financial support? My dad will also be my 1st joint sponsor for additional financial support.

Thank you.

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