Worried...

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Hi guys...

My father-in-law sponsors me because my husband is not working full time and he still studying. My husband is graduating this this june and he's employed as after school tutor, working 3-5 hours 5 days a week. My husband stop working last year so he can concentrate on his studies and so he can maintain his grades. He used to work for 8 years a night shift manager in a supermarket in Napa. But he got employed last year also september. Though his salary is below the poverty level because he is not working fulltime. Thats why my father-in-law wants to help us to have a good start.

My concern is that will it possible for me to pass the interview even if my petitioner is not my husband?

My husband is only child of his dad and my father-in-law is making $100,000 a year income. He is seprated and nobody is depending on him.

My interview schedule is april 20 im realy worried about that..

Need your advice please...

Edited March 26, 2009 by Reaubean

[milimelo 4,498]

Actually, your father-in-law is the co-sponsor as your husband is the sponsor as he is the petitioner. I don't see what you are worrying about. You are all set if yuo have all the paperwork for interview - tax transcripts, I-864 from husband, I-864 from FIL.

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Thank you so much!

Should i not worry about it?

Actually thats been bothering me thats my only worry about the co-sponsor of my husband. All my requirements are complete

I just feel worried thst they will deny us because my petitioner is my father-in-law...

Hehehe sorry to confuse you..

[Anh map 2,098]

Your husrband is the petitioner. Your father in law is the sponsor. Not a problem. Family as co/joint/substitute sponsors is very common.

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Wew!

I feel relieved with what you say Anh map.

Thank you so much!

Wait so when they ask me in the embassy who is my petitioner should i say my husband? but sponsor by my father-in-law?

Edited March 26, 2009 by Reaubean

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Wew!

I feel relieved with what you say Anh map.

Thank you so much!

Wait so when they ask me in the embassy who is my petitioner should i say my husband? but sponsor by my father-in-law?

Correct!

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Wew!

I feel relieved with what you say Anh map.

Thank you so much!

Wait so when they ask me in the embassy who is my petitioner should i say my husband? but sponsor by my father-in-law?

Correct!

incorrect. the husband is the petitioner and the sponsor (as far as the I-864 goes). the father-in-law is the joint-sponsor.

Just as an FYI - The petitioner must provide an Affidavit of Support, even if they do not meet the income requirements and even if a joint sponsor’s Affidavit of Support will be providing all of the actual financial support.

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Wew!

I feel relieved with what you say Anh map.

Thank you so much!

Wait so when they ask me in the embassy who is my petitioner should i say my husband? but sponsor by my father-in-law?

Correct!

incorrect. the husband is the petitioner and the sponsor (as far as the I-864 goes). the father-in-law is the joint-sponsor.

Just as an FYI - The petitioner must provide an Affidavit of Support, even if they do not meet the income requirements and even if a joint sponsor’s Affidavit of Support will be providing all of the actual financial support.

Upsss , I forget that. She is correct. You father in-law is just the joint-sponsor of your husband.

Sorry for the misunderstanding

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Thank you so much for all your coments its really giving me so much info and idea.

I got it. My husband is my petitioner and my father-in-law is my husband co-sponsor..

Hope that is clear and they both need to do the financial support requirements..

Right?

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Thank you so much for all your coments its really giving me so much info and idea.

I got it. My husband is my petitioner and my father-in-law is my husband co-sponsor..

Hope that is clear and they both need to do the financial support requirements..

Right?

Yes, your husband is required to file one I-864 Affidavit Of Support no matter if he don't make enough income and if that is the case, you will only need to find a co-sponsor as you guys already did (your father in-law).

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Thank yo JAVC for the fast reply...

I tell my husband to do it. But i suggest him to do one before i knew that he needs to sign an affidavit of support too! Praise GOD!

Now i have idea...

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Thank yo JAVC for the fast reply...

I tell my husband to do it. But i suggest him to do one before i knew that he needs to sign an affidavit of support too! Praise GOD!

Now i have idea...

Hi, they should fill up the I-134 form for the AOS both sponsor and co-sponsor.

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Does US Embassy manila approving co-sponsor? WHat are my chances?

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Does US Embassy manila approving co-sponsor? WHat are my chances?

You know what mamalou last time has her interview with K-3 visa also I talked to her yesterday she's here in the US already and your worries both the same, becuase her husband's income below poverty line and her petitioner has a co-sponsor too, but she got approved without showing her petitioner co-sponsor documents, to be safe bring your petitioner's co-sponsor just in case better be prepared!, documents that proved that your marital relationship is genuine that's the most important thing, good luck!

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Hi Steveee

Yeah its really making me worried.. But after hearing the story of mamalou i feel a lil confident...

Please include me to your prayers. My interview will be on April 20..

Thanks a lot!