AOS co-sponsor

[bluebird74 34]

Not sure why I haven't thought about this earlier, but it just hit me: my sister is going to be my wife's co-sponsor, when I file my I-130. Thing is, my sister has been a permanent resident in the U.S., for almost 10 years, and her green card expires in July. She has already filed her N-400, but it will take several months before she becomes a USC. Even when August comes and she still hasn't taken her oath, she is still a legal resident, just cannot really travel anywhere. How does the USCIS look at this - can she still be a co-sponsor or will she have to wait until she becomes a USC?

[aleful 1,905]

hi

number one, you don't file the affidavit with the i130, that will come at the nvc stage months ahead.

she will already be a USC but FYI, LPR can be joint sponsors o co sponsors

[Hypnos 6,576]

An LPR with a 10 year green card does not have their status expire when the card does, only the card.

[bluebird74 34]

hi

number one, you don't file the affidavit with the i130, that will come at the nvc stage months ahead.

she will already be a USC but FYI, LPR can be joint sponsors o co sponsors

I am well aware of that. I will be filing through DCF, so she (sis) will definitely not be a USC by the time the interview for CR1 comes.

[bluebird74 34]

So, I should not be concerned with my sister's status after July,right?