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Got green card but sponsor not working now. Could this be a problem?

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jacinto72   1

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HI,

My American wife was my sponsor to get a green card this year. Now she is not working and I was wondering if this could be an issue in the future when i go for the interview. I got a green card for 2 years and then they will see how things are going.

She was working when I did the first green card interview so that was not an issue. Now she is not working because she is starting a business so there is no income for now. Her income is now below poverty but we both have lots of savings so this is not a problem.

Thanks,

J

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no - as the I-864 is not re-evaluated on the interview for RoC.

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Hi,

Once you have become an LPR, your sponsor's income is irrelevant. You do not need to prove sufficient income when you do ROC.

This does not constitute legal advice.

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