Question about i-864

[islandgirl80 28]

Hi guys! I have some questions, my husband (my petitioner) lives with his parents for the meantime while we are processing my papers. His parents house is close to his school and work. He has a house already but it is far from his school and work that is why he put the house on rent, he has a tenant right now. The question is do we need to include his parents to the i-864 number of people living in the house? His income is good to go to sponsor me. Do we need to ask my parents in-law to fill out the i-864A? We will move to his house when I move to the states or rent our own house.

Edited March 23, 2014 by islandgirl80

[aleful 1,905]

hi

no, unless they are his dependents

just because they live in the same house, means they are his household members

if his parents are his dependents and he declares them on his taxes, then yes

if not, they aren't included

[pushbrk 12,156]

hi

no, unless they are his dependents

just because they live in the same house, means they are his household members

if his parents are his dependents and he declares them on his taxes, then yes

if not, they aren't included

The would also be included if he is their dependent, but it doesn't sound like they are.

[islandgirl80 28]

hi

no, unless they are his dependents

just because they live in the same house, means they are his household members

if his parents are his dependents and he declares them on his taxes, then yes

if not, they aren't included

Ok, thanks.

The would also be included if he is their dependent, but it doesn't sound like they are.

No, he files his own taxes. Thanks

[Ingrid28 69]

If ur spouse has children they would be his dependents not his parents.

[islandgirl80 28]

If ur spouse has children they would be his dependents not his parents.

we don't have kid/s yet.

[pushbrk 12,156]

So, if there are also no children from a prior marriage, the household size would be two.

[islandgirl80 28]

So, if there are also no children from a prior marriage, the household size would be two.

Thank you pushbrk. I have another question. We just received our NOA1 last week. Now, My husband was unemployed from late 2012 to late 2013 due to school schedules. He started working last Nov. 2013 and he is making a good income every month. His annual is 23 K. Do we need a co-sponsor? By the way he is a veteran.

[pushbrk 12,156]

You should not need a joint sponsor as the "current income" is more than enough to qualify to sponsor if the household is two.

[islandgirl80 28]

You should not need a joint sponsor as the "current income" is more than enough to qualify to sponsor if the household is two.

Thank you for the help.

[luckyduter 1]

hi I was stayed in Malaysia without visa i got six month finger print card after that i didn't make my permit i paid fine that was 400ringgit i bought my own ticket and came to my country while i am here in Pakistan i want to know how can i get police report from Malaysia than you so much and is that effect my us immigrant case??!!

[tintin.rb 0]

My husband works in the US for 13yrs now as an engineer. What I-864 does he needs to fill out?

[Lakehouse 293]

luckyduter, on 23 Mar 2014 - 6:21 PM, said:

hi I was stayed in Malaysia without visa i got six month finger print card after that i didn't make my permit i paid fine that was 400ringgit i bought my own ticket and came to my country while i am here in Pakistan i want to know how can i get police report from Malaysia than you so much and is that effect my us immigrant case??!!

Please do not hijack another thread with an unrelated question. You'll get better/ more accurate responses to your question if you start your own thread.

tintin.rb, on 24 Mar 2014 - 08:52 AM, said:

My husband works in the US for 13yrs now as an engineer. What I-864 does he needs to fill out?

I've just answered this in another thread. This site discourages asking the same question repeatedly. Start your own thread if after reading the instructions on the USCIS site, you still don't have your answer.

Edited March 24, 2014 by Lakehouse