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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Thailand
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I am asking this question for my friend. Since they will be using a co-sponsor for their case but they are not sure what form do they need.

Her husband rents a place from his friend (in the same house) and his friend will be a co-sponsor for them so if in this case, his friend will have to use I-864 or I-864A?

And if his friend also has a wife under his own household, so does it mean he has to make 125% of the Poverty for 3 people? (Himself, his wife and the immigrant?)

Do the co-sponsor has to get I-864 or I-864A notorized?

Please kindly help.

Thank you in advance.

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my parents both co sponsered my husband and they used the I-864, it has a box to check if you re the co sponser on the form and just fill it out accordingly. The co sponser has to count every1 that they support. So to answer your question, yes, the co sponser has to support 125% above poverty line for himself, his wife and the immigrant, fyi, assets help if you iclude them, copies of car titles and maybe life insurance, mortgages showing how much you paid on the house .... also showing that you own the house,,, it all helps

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Thailand
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But what if her husband rents a place from his friend (in the same house) and his friend will be a co-sponsor for them, his friend will have to use I-864 or I-864A?

Do the co-sponsor has to get I-864 or I-864A notorized?

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wait, please correct me if I'm wrong..from what i know.... I-864 is for the sponsor and the I-864A is for the co-sponsors....

my parents both co sponsered my husband and they used the I-864, it has a box to check if you re the co sponser on the form and just fill it out accordingly. The co sponser has to count every1 that they support. So to answer your question, yes, the co sponser has to support 125% above poverty line for himself, his wife and the immigrant, fyi, assets help if you iclude them, copies of car titles and maybe life insurance, mortgages showing how much you paid on the house .... also showing that you own the house,,, it all helps

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You would use the "a" version.

You do not need it notarized.

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Living in the same house doesnt necessarily mean they are part of the same household

Unless they mingle their finances and support each other I would probably suggest that he fill out his own I-864

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