Applying for AOS, while cosponsoring another immigrant

[crazyculo89 0]

My fiancee is here on a K1 visa and we're getting married this weekend! We're really grateful to the visajourney community for all the great guides to help us get to this point. We will be submitting our adjustment of status application next week. Meanwhile, I have an aunt who wants to sponsor her son's wife and kid and asked me to help out as a co-sponsor for their F2A visa. I am not close with my aunt or cousin and do not know them that well, so I am a bit wary about it sponsoring people who are basically strangers. I understand that I would be legally responsible in supporting them in the event they hit some bumps in the road. I'm also concerned about how it could affect my fiancee's AOS if i would be submitting I-864 for both parties at about the same time. I make 60k annually. Can anyone advise if its ok, or a good idea to help my distant family out?

[spring333 44]

You have to meet POG requirements. Basically, you have to make enough $$$ to support your spouse and 2 more immigrants.

[subwayguy 100]

My fiancee is here on a K1 visa and we're getting married this weekend! We're really grateful to the visajourney community for all the great guides to help us get to this point. We will be submitting our adjustment of status application next week. Meanwhile, I have an aunt who wants to sponsor her son's wife and kid and asked me to help out as a co-sponsor for their F2A visa. I am not close with my aunt or cousin and do not know them that well, so I am a bit wary about it sponsoring people who are basically strangers. I understand that I would be legally responsible in supporting them in the event they hit some bumps in the road. I'm also concerned about how it could affect my fiancee's AOS if i would be submitting I-864 for both parties at about the same time. I make 60k annually. Can anyone advise if its ok, or a good idea to help my distant family out?

If i were your aunt, I wouldn't even ask you that question! my thoughts for you: tell your aunt NO.

[AlexandraDiana 4]

If you have the possibility, I don't see what not...or better, if you feel comfortable sponsoring that many people, why not? You both probablby know what would be not to have a sponsor and have to look for somebody's else's help. If you don't think its confortable, then refuse politely as maybe explain why it's not a good optio for them to go with you:)

[KayDeeCee 4,891]

Your salary allows for a household size of up to 9, so income is not an issue. Whether or not you are comfortable signing as a joint sponsor for your other family members is totally up to you.

~ Moved from K-1 Process to General Immigration-Related Discussion - whether or not to sign I-864 as joint sponsor can apply to many immigration visa processes ~