We are currently both in the UK. I am the UKC and my wife is the USC and has LLR in the UK (Spouce Visa), she has been here since April 2005.
My wife is currently working in the UK. For the employment details on the I-864 I am presuming that we should put my wife as unemployed as it is not a US based income and in the instructions it says to put the employment used to qualify as a sponsor and since you cant use the UK income.. she should be marked as unemployed.
Anybody confirm ?
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QUOTE(lquin @ Aug 13 2006, 08:20 AM) 
We are currently both in the UK. I am the UKC and my wife is the USC and has LLR in the UK (Spouce Visa), she has been here since April 2005.
My wife is currently working in the UK. For the employment details on the I-864 I am presuming that we should put my wife as unemployed as it is not a US based income and in the instructions it says to put the employment used to qualify as a sponsor and since you cant use the UK income.. she should be marked as unemployed.
Anybody confirm ?
Sorry, I don't know about this for sure. I'm assuming that your wife is the sponsor. They will need to see that she has some real income and or assets to qualify. I'm sure someone else has experience with this.
QUOTE(joej @ Aug 14 2006, 10:17 PM)
QUOTE(lquin @ Aug 13 2006, 08:20 AM)
We are currently both in the UK. I am the UKC and my wife is the USC and has LLR in the UK (Spouce Visa), she has been here since April 2005.
My wife is currently working in the UK. For the employment details on the I-864 I am presuming that we should put my wife as unemployed as it is not a US based income and in the instructions it says to put the employment used to qualify as a sponsor and since you cant use the UK income.. she should be marked as unemployed.
Anybody confirm ?
Sorry, I don't know about this for sure. I'm assuming that your wife is the sponsor. They will need to see that she has some real income and or assets to qualify. I'm sure someone else has experience with this.
We have a joint sponsor
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