I864 guidelines help!!

[EmpressJA 11]

I'm currently a student and I'm not making that much I make 10,000 this year plus I have 10,000 in savings and I own my own car which is value at about 5,000 my sister (also a student) would combine income with me she and I live in the same house she makes about 7,500 a year would this be enough to sponsor my husband.? And if we both combine income would we go by the 2 household size or 3?

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I'm currently a student and I'm not making that much I make 10,000 this year plus I have 10,000 in savings and I own my own car which is value at about 5,000 my sister (also a student) would combine income with me she and I live in the same house she makes about 7,500 a year would this be enough to sponsor my husband.? And if we both combine income would we go by the 2 household size or 3?

Add everything together that will give you your current annual household income. You can see your current annual household income in Part 6 question 10 in the form I-864 if you have already filled out. You can check the poverty guidelines to see if you meet the requirements. http://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/files/form/i-864p.pdf

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I'm currently a student and I'm not making that much I make 10,000 this year plus I have 10,000 in savings and I own my own car which is value at about 5,000 my sister (also a student) would combine income with me she and I live in the same house she makes about 7,500 a year would this be enough to sponsor my husband.? And if we both combine income would we go by the 2 household size or 3?

You would go by household of 3 if anyone has kids you need to add them in as well

[Ryan H 3,902]

Moved from Progress Reports to Process & Procedures.

[pushbrk 13,636]

I'm currently a student and I'm not making that much I make 10,000 this year plus I have 10,000 in savings and I own my own car which is value at about 5,000 my sister (also a student) would combine income with me she and I live in the same house she makes about 7,500 a year would this be enough to sponsor my husband.? And if we both combine income would we go by the 2 household size or 3?

If neither you, your spouse or your children have children, the household size would be three. Your car will not count. Your savings would replace 3,333 in income shortfall. Your income combined of $17,500 + $3,333 = $20,833, falling $3,579 short of the 2013 minimum for a household of three. Time to get a better job or find a quailified joint sponsor. The sponsor outside your household would need enough income to cover their own household size plus your husband.