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Hi,

Quick question. Can someone who has sponsored his wife's I-864 become a co-sponsor for someone else and their application?

For example, I know someone who recently applied to adjust his wife as a permanent resident. His wife has a green card now and everything is complete.

He of course is considered her sponsor. Can he apply as a co-sponsor for me? or is there a limit as to how many times one can sponsor?

Thanks

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USCIS - 59 Days

01/10/2012 - I-130 Sent

01/12/2012 - I-130 Received

01/17/2012 - NOA1 Email/SMS Received

03/16/2012 - NOA2

NVC Stage - 20 Days

03/19/2012 - NVC Case Received

04/05/2012 - NVC Case Number Received

04/06/2012 - AOS Bill Invoiced

04/07/2012 - AOS Bill Paid

04/16/2012 - IV Bill Invoice Email Received

04/17/2012 - IV Bill Invoiced and Paid

04/18/2012 - Medical Exam Completed/Passed

04/19/2012 - AOS & IV Package Sent to NVC

04/20/2012 - AOS & IV Package Received

04/23/2012 - AOS Accepted

04/25/2012 - IV Package Accepted & Case Complete

05/03/2012 - Interview Date Scheduled

06/27/2012 - Interview

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Posted

Hi,

Quick question. Can someone who has sponsored his wife's I-864 become a co-sponsor for someone else and their application?

For example, I know someone who recently applied to adjust his wife as a permanent resident. His wife has a green card now and everything is complete.

He of course is considered her sponsor. Can he apply as a co-sponsor for me? or is there a limit as to how many times one can sponsor?

Thanks

No limit except for his income. His family size will be him, his wife, your wife and any children he has. As long as his income in sufficient, no problem. He needs to answer all questions honestly and disclose the previous sponsorship.

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No limit except for his income. His family size will be him, his wife, your wife and any children he has. As long as his income in sufficient, no problem. He needs to answer all questions honestly and disclose the previous sponsorship.

Thank you very much!! I appreciate it. This answers my question.

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USCIS - 59 Days

01/10/2012 - I-130 Sent

01/12/2012 - I-130 Received

01/17/2012 - NOA1 Email/SMS Received

03/16/2012 - NOA2

NVC Stage - 20 Days

03/19/2012 - NVC Case Received

04/05/2012 - NVC Case Number Received

04/06/2012 - AOS Bill Invoiced

04/07/2012 - AOS Bill Paid

04/16/2012 - IV Bill Invoice Email Received

04/17/2012 - IV Bill Invoiced and Paid

04/18/2012 - Medical Exam Completed/Passed

04/19/2012 - AOS & IV Package Sent to NVC

04/20/2012 - AOS & IV Package Received

04/23/2012 - AOS Accepted

04/25/2012 - IV Package Accepted & Case Complete

05/03/2012 - Interview Date Scheduled

06/27/2012 - Interview

 
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