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Can I change the person who co-sign I864 form with me?

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I filed documents to adjust my Mom's status this January. Haven't got the greencard from USCIS yet. Fingerprints were taken by them on Feb and they let her go in to re-take it on Apr.

But I am divorcing with my husband who filed I864A for my Mom. Because I don't make enough to support my Mom. So my husband is the co-sponsor.

Here is the question, can I file to change the co-sponsor?? If I could, what should I file?

Thank you guys in advance.

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I filed documents to adjust my Mom's status this January. Haven't got the greencard from USCIS yet. Fingerprints were taken by them on Feb and they let her go in to re-take it on Apr.

But I am divorcing with my husband who filed I864A for my Mom. Because I don't make enough to support my Mom. So my husband is the co-sponsor.

Here is the question, can I file to change the co-sponsor?? If I could, what should I file?

Thank you guys in advance.

A very similar older thread, worthy to read: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/356053-change-joint-sponsor/ Hope it helps!

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A very similar older thread, worthy to read: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/356053-change-joint-sponsor/ Hope it helps!

Thanks Jenkins,

That did help. But another question will be since I adjust my Mom's status as Citizen's parent, there might be no interview. Then what file should I file out? Just another I-864A? Is there any other forms? Or should I write a letter to address it?

If I filed it, would it make the whole progress longer?

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