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Filed: Country: Ivory Coast
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Hi vjers!

How long are initial joint sponsors require to support the intending immigrant? If I cannot afford to sponsor this year but can next year, do we still need to use the same joint sponsor or can we just not use them at all.

Thanks!

Our Timeline:

Fall 2008- Met as friends while studying abroad

Nov. 2008- Started dating

Feb. 2009- Moved in together in Senegal

Apr. 2009- Got engaged

Aug-Dec. 2009- Long distance relationship from CA to Senegal

Dec-Jan. 2010- Christmas and New Years together in Senegal

Feb-May. 2010- Long distance (last time ever, no matter what!)

May 15th, 2010- Graduated!

May 20th, 2010- Moved to Senegal to live together

July- Moved to the Ivory Coast

August 20t, 2010- Married (YAYYY!!)

October- Found out we are having our first child in April!

December 22nd- Moved back to California due to political tension in the Ivory Coast

April 22nd- Our son was born

USCIS

June 3rd- Mail I-130

June 7th- NOA1 email/text

June 9th- NOA1 letter

October 3rd, 2011- NOA2

NVC

October 31st- NVC Case Number Recieved

Oct 31st- DS-3032 Emailed

Nov 21st- AOS Paid

Dec 22nd- IV Fee Paid

Jan 6th- AOS Packet Received

Jan 10th- IV Packet Sent and "False RFE" received

Jan 11th- NVC operator said AOS Packet was approved

Jan 24th- CASE COMPLETE!

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Hi vjers!

How long are initial joint sponsors require to support the intending immigrant? If I cannot afford to sponsor this year but can next year, do we still need to use the same joint sponsor or can we just not use them at all.

Thanks!

Because you are filing for the CR1, the joint sponsorsip will be for 10 years.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Nigeria
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Sponsorship last until the immigrant has worked 40 quarters ( which can be more than 10 years if they are not employed) , leaves the country permanently, becomes a US citizen or dies.

This will not be over quickly. You will not enjoy this.

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Because you are filing for the CR1, the joint sponsorsip will be for 10 years.

10 years if the immigrants work and accumulate 40 work quarters. If the immigrants remains LPRs without meeting the 40 quarter requirments, the sponsors are responsible until either the sponsor or the immigrant dies under the I-864 obligations.

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Filed: Country: Ivory Coast
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ok so my next question would be is how long do I need to work at my current job before i can sponsor my husband on my own? granted, that I make 125% of the poverty rate.

Our Timeline:

Fall 2008- Met as friends while studying abroad

Nov. 2008- Started dating

Feb. 2009- Moved in together in Senegal

Apr. 2009- Got engaged

Aug-Dec. 2009- Long distance relationship from CA to Senegal

Dec-Jan. 2010- Christmas and New Years together in Senegal

Feb-May. 2010- Long distance (last time ever, no matter what!)

May 15th, 2010- Graduated!

May 20th, 2010- Moved to Senegal to live together

July- Moved to the Ivory Coast

August 20t, 2010- Married (YAYYY!!)

October- Found out we are having our first child in April!

December 22nd- Moved back to California due to political tension in the Ivory Coast

April 22nd- Our son was born

USCIS

June 3rd- Mail I-130

June 7th- NOA1 email/text

June 9th- NOA1 letter

October 3rd, 2011- NOA2

NVC

October 31st- NVC Case Number Recieved

Oct 31st- DS-3032 Emailed

Nov 21st- AOS Paid

Dec 22nd- IV Fee Paid

Jan 6th- AOS Packet Received

Jan 10th- IV Packet Sent and "False RFE" received

Jan 11th- NVC operator said AOS Packet was approved

Jan 24th- CASE COMPLETE!

"You know you're in love when you can't fall asleep because reality is finally better than your dreams". ~Dr. Seuss

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ok so my next question would be is how long do I need to work at my current job before i can sponsor my husband on my own? granted, that I make 125% of the poverty rate.

CR1 will need to show that last year taxes (2009 or 2010) and present job exceeds or meet the 125% proverty level for your household size.(2009 or 2010)

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Filed: Country: Ivory Coast
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So lets say that I cannot sponsor him myself this year but will be able to next year, can we use a joint sponsor this year but either change joint sponsors or not use a joint sponsor if I can provide over %125 of the poverty rate income myself? Basically, can we change joint sponsors within that 10 years if we need to?

CR1 will need to show that last year taxes (2009 or 2010) and present job exceeds or meet the 125% proverty level for your household size.(2009 or 2010)

Our Timeline:

Fall 2008- Met as friends while studying abroad

Nov. 2008- Started dating

Feb. 2009- Moved in together in Senegal

Apr. 2009- Got engaged

Aug-Dec. 2009- Long distance relationship from CA to Senegal

Dec-Jan. 2010- Christmas and New Years together in Senegal

Feb-May. 2010- Long distance (last time ever, no matter what!)

May 15th, 2010- Graduated!

May 20th, 2010- Moved to Senegal to live together

July- Moved to the Ivory Coast

August 20t, 2010- Married (YAYYY!!)

October- Found out we are having our first child in April!

December 22nd- Moved back to California due to political tension in the Ivory Coast

April 22nd- Our son was born

USCIS

June 3rd- Mail I-130

June 7th- NOA1 email/text

June 9th- NOA1 letter

October 3rd, 2011- NOA2

NVC

October 31st- NVC Case Number Recieved

Oct 31st- DS-3032 Emailed

Nov 21st- AOS Paid

Dec 22nd- IV Fee Paid

Jan 6th- AOS Packet Received

Jan 10th- IV Packet Sent and "False RFE" received

Jan 11th- NVC operator said AOS Packet was approved

Jan 24th- CASE COMPLETE!

"You know you're in love when you can't fall asleep because reality is finally better than your dreams". ~Dr. Seuss

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Hello,

I only made $9,000 -ish in 2010. I was only working part of the year since I was finishing my last quarter in college and went to go visit my wife for 3 months after I graduated. I graduated now and have been working full time since September 2010. Will I have any problems if I show them my current level of income and pay check stubs, even though I did not make enough money in 2010 according to my tax return? I am an October Filer.

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Filed: Other Country: China
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So lets say that I cannot sponsor him myself this year but will be able to next year, can we use a joint sponsor this year but either change joint sponsors or not use a joint sponsor if I can provide over %125 of the poverty rate income myself? Basically, can we change joint sponsors within that 10 years if we need to?

How the sponsor gets off the hook has already been explained. You are always the primary sponsor qualified or not but you becoming qualified doesn't let anybody off the hook who submitted an I-864.

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