Affidavit of Support - What happens if the supporting individual dies??

[sandozwalker 0]

Since my wife wasn't working when I came to the country, her grandmother was the primary on the affidavit of support.

We are ready to send in the forms for AOS application but her grandmother is, sadly, terminally ill with cancer and I do not know if she will will be alive long enough for everything to process through. I'm hoping she'll make the 45 days until my employment document is issued, but the odds of that happening are decreasing by the day.

So what do I have to do if she dies while this application is pending?

I am working right now (was lucky enough to get a temp work auth at point of entry and find a job before it expired) but I don't think the income would be considered enough for support. My wife is doing daycare at our house but it's not bringing in a lot of money either.

[pushbrk 13,636]

Since my wife wasn't working when I came to the country, her grandmother was the primary on the affidavit of support.

We are ready to send in the forms for AOS application but her grandmother is, sadly, terminally ill with cancer and I do not know if she will will be alive long enough for everything to process through. I'm hoping she'll make the 45 days until my employment document is issued, but the odds of that happening are decreasing by the day.

So what do I have to do if she dies while this application is pending?

I am working right now (was lucky enough to get a temp work auth at point of entry and find a job before it expired) but I don't think the income would be considered enough for support. My wife is doing daycare at our house but it's not bringing in a lot of money either.

The petitioner is always the primary sponsor. For AOS, it's the same except you'll have a "joint sponsor". Has Grandma filled out the I-864 and signed it yet?

[sandozwalker 0]

Since my wife wasn't working when I came to the country, her grandmother was the primary on the affidavit of support.

We are ready to send in the forms for AOS application but her grandmother is, sadly, terminally ill with cancer and I do not know if she will will be alive long enough for everything to process through. I'm hoping she'll make the 45 days until my employment document is issued, but the odds of that happening are decreasing by the day.

So what do I have to do if she dies while this application is pending?

I am working right now (was lucky enough to get a temp work auth at point of entry and find a job before it expired) but I don't think the income would be considered enough for support. My wife is doing daycare at our house but it's not bringing in a lot of money either.

The petitioner is always the primary sponsor. For AOS, it's the same except you'll have a "joint sponsor". Has Grandma filled out the I-864 and signed it yet?

Yes, all the paperwork is signed and ready to be filed. Do I just send it in anyway?