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My mother in Law is going to be a joint sponser because my husband is currently laid-off. She is the only one in her household. Will my husband and children also be considered in her household size or just me? (They do not live together)

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It should be the joint sponsor + their household + the intending immigrant(s).

If your children are already legally in the US with your husband or US citizens (so therefore not intending immigrants) and you are the only one being sponsored it sounds like the number should be 2: the MIL + you.

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