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Hi,

I have filed my I 130 in May 2013 and waiting for the approval. Meanwhile I am planning to visit my husband. Would it effect my I 864 form since I will be leaving my current employment (part time job) and my brother is willing to attach his support letter with the i864 form. I am also a part time student. Do I have to have an employment at the time of filling I 864 and does it effect my case. I am really confused about this unsure.png .

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If the information in your I-864 changes between the time it was first submitted to the time an interview takes place, then an updated one would have to be brought to the interview.

You do not have to be employed at the time and I-864 is filed. You would either need a joint sponsor (something you have indicated your brother is willing to do) or have sufficient assets.

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Hi,

I have filed my I 130 in May 2013 and waiting for the approval. Meanwhile I am planning to visit my husband. Would it effect my I 864 form since I will be leaving my current employment (part time job) and my brother is willing to attach his support letter with the i864 form. I am also a part time student. Do I have to have an employment at the time of filling I 864 and does it effect my case. I am really confused about this unsure.png .

Its not a support either your brother writes. He has to also fill out a I-864 show his tax transcripts and employment letter and show proof of US citizenship or LPR status.

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Its not a support either your brother writes. He has to also fill out a I-864 show his tax transcripts and employment letter and show proof of US citizenship or LPR status.

Hello thanks for your reply. My brother is a citizen and works full time in the U.S. as for me I have temporary part time job and also a part time student. I want to go and live with my husband, I hope that would not affect my case as I am planning to leave my part time job.

Thanks.

If the information in your I-864 changes between the time it was first submitted to the time an interview takes place, then an updated one would have to be brought to the interview.

You do not have to be employed at the time and I-864 is filed. You would either need a joint sponsor (something you have indicated your brother is willing to do) or have sufficient assets.

Thanks for replying.

 
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