I-134 Affidavit of Support

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Not following you. Your "other sister" cannot combine income. Is your mother just claiming the sister on her taxes or the sister AND the children? We can't help you if you're not specific. Just what "that" was good to hear?

"that" i don't have to put myself as a dependant on her (my mothers) taxes. ( in the end making it a higher amount needed for her to be a co-sponsor)

i have 3 sisters. the one that can help me with her income lives in another state by herself. she makes 27,000$ a year and claims herself and her kid (2 people).

(Sister "Amy" + her daughter "Mia" = 2 people)

my mother makes 32,000$ a year, and claims herself and 3 other people on her taxes (one of my sisters and her 2 kids) (4 people total)

(Mother "Rhonda" + Sister "Cassie" + Cassies's daughter "Jayden" + Cassies's son "Landen" = 4 people) (the only person in my mothers household making money is my mother)

the 2 incomes that i am talking about (my sister Amy's and my mother's ) do not live together or even in the same state. My thought was that as long as it's 2 incomes that can make the amount needed together, that they wouldn't need to be living together. (thinking about it now though it does sound pretty stupid)

and if none of that works I have my father that makes 37,000$ a year and only claims himself (1 person)

but as i put before I'm not 100% sure i can use him as a co-sponsor because he does get money from the VA.

I don't know any other way to put it. i'm sorry if i confused you.

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"that" i don't have to put myself as a dependant on her (my mothers) taxes. ( in the end making it a higher amount needed for her to be a co-sponsor)

i have 3 sisters. the one that can help me with her income lives in another state by herself. she makes 27,000$ a year and claims herself and her kid (2 people).

(Sister "Amy" + her daughter "Mia" = 2 people)

my mother makes 32,000$ a year, and claims herself and 3 other people on her taxes (one of my sisters and her 2 kids) (4 people total)

(Mother "Rhonda" + Sister "Cassie" + Cassies's daughter "Jayden" + Cassies's son "Landen" = 4 people) (the only person in my mothers household making money is my mother)

the 2 incomes that i am talking about (my sister Amy's and my mother's ) do not live together or even in the same state. My thought was that as long as it's 2 incomes that can make the amount needed together, that they wouldn't need to be living together. (thinking about it now though it does sound pretty stupid)

and if none of that works I have my father that makes 37,000$ a year and only claims himself (1 person)

but as i put before I'm not 100% sure i can use him as a co-sponsor because he does get money from the VA.

I don't know any other way to put it. i'm sorry if i confused you.

Thank you. Now it is clear. Your mother does not qualify to sponsor. Nobody you mention can combine income with anybody else. Your father can count his VA retirement or disability income as long as it can be documented, so each option you mention is viable except your mother. Pick the one that makes the most sense to you.