Need a Little help filling out I-864

[Aneel 3]

Hello VJ'ers,

My case I-130 has just been approved yesterday, now I need a little help filling out the Affidavit of Support and avoid being RFE'ed. I have been unemployed living overseas with my spouse for past three years. I had just gotten back stateside and am currently in the process of acquiring county job so I will definitely be using my father ( a county worker) who lives together in the same house and my uncle ( a franchise owner ) who lives in Florida are kind enough to become my sponsors. (We are a total of six family members thus requiring two sponsors-just a a little background).

Question I have is as follows:

My uncle's I-864 form part 1 question 1 I checked box e then second of two joint sponsors--is that correct?

Part 3. Question 8 --checked first box then checked NO--Is that correct

Part 3. Question 9-- left it blank because eventhough my infant child is accompanying my wife but she is US citizen dervived citizenship through me.

My Dad's I-864A as a household member living in same house:

Part 1-Question 8 Checked box c and then checked parent --Is that correct

Part 2- Question 13 Father's name in the blank and on the second blank what number is it referring to??

Reading the I-864A instructions, from what I understand that if another sponsor is involved the second box should not list the intending immigrants name--so, therefore, it should be left bank? should it ? or should it not? --A little confuseed about this!!

A help on this clearing the smoke on this is appreciated.

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

You cannot have 2 co-sponsors. The single co-sponsor must qualify on their own as a sponsor.

[Clark--Kent 4]

You cannot have 2 co-sponsors. The single co-sponsor must qualify on their own as a sponsor.

Correct.

A second joint sponsor is only allowed if the first joint sponsor is only sponsoring some of the intending immigrants and the second will sponsor the rest. This scenario is might apply if your spouse had at least one child that was immigrating with them. Then the first sponsor could sponsor your spouse and the second your spouse's child.

It doesn't seem to apply to your situation.