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Hi everyone at visa journey. I am planning on filing direct consular filing and had a question about the sponsoring. We were planning on living in egypt our first year of marriage and then returning to the states thru direct consular filing and living with my mom until we can both get jobs and an apartment. My mom plans to help me to sponsor him and i was wondering can we file joint since i will be living with her in the states or must i file with her as a co sponsor since we both will be living in egypt at time of filing?

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payxibka   10,044

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Hi everyone at visa journey. I am planning on filing direct consular filing and had a question about the sponsoring. We were planning on living in egypt our first year of marriage and then returning to the states thru direct consular filing and living with my mom until we can both get jobs and an apartment. My mom plans to help me to sponsor him and i was wondering can we file joint since i will be living with her in the states or must i file with her as a co sponsor since we both will be living in egypt at time of filing?

co unless you are a part of her household at that time

YMMV

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Thanks alot. I am wondering, if my household size is too big for co sponsoring can i move back with my mom after approved for I-130 and file ds-230 in the states? then i would be able to file joint. and we would qualify.

I don't understand how/ why the number of household members would change when you move back?

Bye: Penguin

Me: Irish/ Swiss citizen, and now naturalised US citizen. Husband: USC; twin babies born Feb 08 in Ireland and a daughter in Feb 2010 in Arkansas who are all joint Irish/ USC. Did DCF (IR1) in 6 weeks via the Dublin, Ireland embassy and now living in Arkansas.

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HisYaBenti   0

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I don't understand how/ why the number of household members would change when you move back?

right now it stand i think she barely qualifies. If something happened and i got pregnant i would not qualify. There was a question above. Can i return to usa after i filed for I-130 and file rest of papers here so that i can include my income in the amount through joint.

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payxibka   10,044

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right now it stand i think she barely qualifies. If something happened and i got pregnant i would not qualify. There was a question above. Can i return to usa after i filed for I-130 and file rest of papers here so that i can include my income in the amount through joint.

If I can ask, what income do you have? Do you have a job in the US?

YMMV

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right now it stand i think she barely qualifies. If something happened and i got pregnant i would not qualify. There was a question above. Can i return to usa after i filed for I-130 and file rest of papers here so that i can include my income in the amount through joint.

quick piece of advice: Do not have a kid if she is BARELY making the cut. That's all.

7/2/10- NOA1

2/9/11- NOA2 (transferred to Texas)

NVC

2/28/11- case number received

3/2/11- Paid AOS bill

3/5/11- Paid IV bill

3/12/11- expedite to Bogota consulate approved!!!

3/14/11- left NVC to Bogota for further processing

3/17/11- received by Bogota, emailed consulate and was told to send DS-230 and DS-2100 (packet 3)

3/18/11- packet 3 emailed to Bogota consulate, email confirmation on March 23

3/31/11- Interview date! Approved!!!!!!

Keep the faith, everything works out for the very best

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