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Mily90 Enthusiast

Mily90   8

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Hello,

Just a quick question.

I was asked to be a co-sponsor for CR-1 I accepted to be one I make more than enough to cover for 5 but I have little problem I am the US citizen whom has my own pending application with my husband who came here with a K1 and is currently on i751 pending application (February 2016 Filer) can I still be a co-aponsor for someone else with an application pending?

Thank you very much for you time

K1 approved 06/13/2013

AOS approved 02/12/2014
ROC approved 09/14/2016

DIVORCED 01/10/2020

Shauneg Experienced

Shauneg   762

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Hello,

Just a quick question.

I was asked to be a co-sponsor for CR-1 I accepted to be one I make more than enough to cover for 5 but I have little problem I am the US citizen whom has my own pending application with my husband who came here with a K1 and is currently on i751 pending application (February 2016 Filer) can I still be a co-aponsor for someone else with an application pending?

Thank you very much for you time

Yep...you could sponsor as many as you can afford to.

Mily90 Enthusiast

Mily90   8

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Yep...you could sponsor as many as you can afford to.

Thank you but i forgot one detail I filed taxes with my husband and right now his case is pending

K1 approved 06/13/2013

AOS approved 02/12/2014
ROC approved 09/14/2016

DIVORCED 01/10/2020

Penguin_ie Grand Master

Penguin_ie   5,994

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If you make enough for your household (you, your husband, any kids or other dependents), plus the other immigrant, you can sponsor.

If you filed "married, filing jointly" with your husband, he will need to fill in a I-864A alongside your I-864.

Bye: Penguin

Me: Irish/ Swiss citizen, and now naturalised US citizen. Husband: USC; twin babies born Feb 08 in Ireland and a daughter in Feb 2010 in Arkansas who are all joint Irish/ USC. Did DCF (IR1) in 6 weeks via the Dublin, Ireland embassy and now living in Arkansas.

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