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I-864 Affidavit of Support

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Hi, I have a question regarding Form I-864. I am the petitioner and sponsor for my Australian husband, we both live in Australia right now. I am currently on maternity leave and finished getting paid from my company in November 2013. I have recently been made redundant so I will be getting a payout for that now. With all of this, will I be able to satisfy the requirements for support? Will I need a joint sponsor? Can I use my parents in the USA? Thanks!

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Use a joint sponsor. Seeing as you both live in Australia, the current income you are on now i'm assuming will be done when you both migrate back? A joint sponsor can be anyone that is a US citizen and lives within the US and meets the requirements of the poverty line.

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I-130 STAGE
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16th May 2013- I-130 PD Date
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13th Mar 2014- I-130 Approved
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