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My husband and I recently got our I-130 approved. We are both living in Sweden at the moment but I am an American citizen who has been here for 2 years. For the 2 years I've been here I was trying to find a job without much success. Luckily my husband is able to support the both of us and all is fine. I did go to school to learn Swedish for a while and then we decided that it would be best to move back to the USA and we filed for the spouse visa around the end of April of this year.

Since I have been in Sweden for the past two years without a job, I don't have any income at all. As for being a sponsor for my spouse, I will not meet the requirements. Therefore, my relative said she will be willing to be our joint sponsor. As for my aunt, she is an American citizen and lived in the US for the past 15 years. I would like to ask if anyone knows what specifically we would need to send to NVC? There are 3 things that I've researched that they will need:

1. Her past 3 year's tax records

2. Her bank statements

3. Proof of her citizenship

4. Filled out I-864

I just have the following questions:

1. For her bank statement, can we just send a copy of her most recent bank statement? If so, is there a certain amount of savings she needs to have in her bank? I mean, are they looking for a minimum amount?

2. As for proof of her citizenship, can I ask her to make a photocopy of her American Passport? Or would I need her to send me a copy of her citizenship approval?

Thanks for your help

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Evidence of her job and income is the biggie.

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My husband and I recently got our I-130 approved. We are both living in Sweden at the moment but I am an American citizen who has been here for 2 years. For the 2 years I've been here I was trying to find a job without much success. Luckily my husband is able to support the both of us and all is fine. I did go to school to learn Swedish for a while and then we decided that it would be best to move back to the USA and we filed for the spouse visa around the end of April of this year.

Since I have been in Sweden for the past two years without a job, I don't have any income at all. As for being a sponsor for my spouse, I will not meet the requirements. Therefore, my relative said she will be willing to be our joint sponsor. As for my aunt, she is an American citizen and lived in the US for the past 15 years. I would like to ask if anyone knows what specifically we would need to send to NVC? There are 3 things that I've researched that they will need:

1. Her past 3 year's tax records

2. Her bank statements

3. Proof of her citizenship

4. Filled out I-864

I just have the following questions:

1. For her bank statement, can we just send a copy of her most recent bank statement? If so, is there a certain amount of savings she needs to have in her bank? I mean, are they looking for a minimum amount?

2. As for proof of her citizenship, can I ask her to make a photocopy of her American Passport? Or would I need her to send me a copy of her citizenship approval?

Thanks for your help

Hi, I don't know about your 1st question but with regards to the 2nd, you can send a copy or ether passport or naturalization papers. I personally sent a copy of my wife's passport & naturalization papers just on the safe side.

Good luck with your journey.

Brian

AOS

Feb 3rd 2014 sent AOS pack I-130, I-485, 
Feb 17th 2014 Received NOA1 x 3 NOA1 date 5th Feb 2014
Feb 22nd 2014 Received biometrics appointment for 7th March 2014 at 3pm
Feb 27th 2014 Did early walk in for Biometrics successfully
March 17th 2014 Received text & email with interview date on 22nd April 2014

March 18th 2014 Received interview letter in post with time & place, 2.15pm at Mt Laurel NJ
April 16th 2014 Received EAD card
April 22nd 2014 Had AOS interview at Mt Laurel NJ APPROVED
April 22nd 2014 Text & email Case Status: Card / Document Production
April 26th 2014 Received my Green Card today
Total time from Application to Approval 11 Weeks & 1 Day
ROC
Feb 9th 2016 I-751 package sent to Vermont Service Center
Feb 11th 2016 I-751 package received at VSC
Feb 17th 2016 Cheque for $590 cashed

Feb 19th 2016 Received I-797 NOA Dated 02/12/2016

March 8th 2016 Biometrics Appointment at 10am. (Done)

April 14th 2017  I-551 stamp in passport 

April 27th 2017 Received text & email Card/Document Production

May 3rd 2017 Received 10 year Green Card today   

N-400

March 7th 2017 N-400 sent to Dallas TX 

March 10th N-400 Application received

March 15th Cheque for $725 cashed

March 20th received NOA1 dated March 15th

March 24th received biometrics appointment for 04/05/17

March 28th did early walk in for biometrics 

October 10th received Citizenship Interview letter

November 13th Citizenship Interview at 10 am Mount Laurel NJ passed my interview.

November 13th Oath ceremony 3pm now a citizen

November 14th applied for my passport 

November 25th Received my passport 

November 27th Received my naturalization certificate back

November 28th Updated my social security records 

 

 

 

 

Posted

You do not need her bank statements unless she is using assets to qualify. If she makes enough in income for her family + immigrant than it's not needed.

You will need at least last year's tax return transcript.

You will need proof of her ongoing/incoming income.

You will need a photocopy the biodata page of her passport to prove citizenship.

You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose.  - Dr. Seuss

 

 
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