She - the immigrant has the income and the funds but the husband petitioner does not qualify on I-864.

[Europeanboy 0]

Hey folks,

One more question for friends of mine. They are getting ready to file and I help them with the AOS package. He, the petitioner does not qualify because he is at school and he does not earn enough but she the sponsored immigrant earns enough to qualify as a household member and she does not need to fill up I-864A but what kind of evidence does she need to provide to prove that her income will continue from the current source after obtaining lawful permanent residence?

What if she, the sponsored immigrant has five times the difference in the value of assets line 29 on I-864 in her checkings/savings account and she can prove it with statements from the bank?

[TimeTravel 78]

No, it doesn't matter what money the beneficially is making. But in this case, petitioner needs to get co-sponsor for his situation. May be, his dad if it is fine with him.

[Penguin_ie 5,994]

No, it doesn't matter what money the beneficially is making. But in this case, petitioner needs to get co-sponsor for his situation. May be, his dad if it is fine with him.

That is incorrect. If the beneficiary is working legally in the USA (as in this case, as they are filing for adjustment of status), or in a job that will transfer to the USA after immigration, then the income can count. The beneficiary spouses assets can also count, though it is preferable to put them in joint names (also goes towards bonafides).

OP; She should provide a letter from the employer stating it is a permanent job, they are happy with her and plan to keep her on for the forseeable future, as well as the usual paystubs and tax filings. If assets are used, a bank statement of letterheaded paper is good. If the money is newly in that account (less than a year or so), it is a good idea to prove where the money came from.

[ceadsearc 516]

Penguin gave you the right advice. Just remember the husband DOES fill out an 864 even if he makes no money. He is still the primary sponsor as her spouse.