Moving back to the US

[Coco8 1,050]

30 minutes ago, Hamada91 said:

She's got relatives there but not very close. We'll find a sponsor.

 

If not, I've heard that if you have enough amount of money in you bank account, you don't have to find a sponsor ( I might be wrong ).

 

Yes, for a household of 2 it would have to be a bit over 60,000. But it has to be in a US bank account so she still needs to go there and open one. 

 

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[CEE53147 559]

34 minutes ago, Hamada91 said:

She's a student in college here where I live . She never worked before. But once she finishes studies she will start looking for a job ( in the US when we move there ) .

When is she finished with her school? 

[Hamada91 9]

43 minutes ago, CEE53147 said:

When is she finished with her school? 

in three years, she'd be 22 years old by then.

43 minutes ago, Coco8 said:

 

Yes, for a household of 2 it would have to be a bit over 60,000. But it has to be in a US bank account so she still needs to go there and open one. 

 

60,000 US Dollar ?

Edited August 9, 2017 by Hamada91

[Boiler 46,912]

So no rush, things can change.

[geowrian 22,338]

2 minutes ago, Hamada91 said:

60,000 US Dollar ?

Yes. For a spouse, it's 3x the required income level with assets: https://www.uscis.gov/system/files_force/files/form/i-864p.pdf

[Coco8 1,050]

2 minutes ago, Hamada91 said:

in three years, she'd be 22 years old by then.

60,000 US Dollar ?

(1) Her age does not matter in terms of getting a spousal visa. College in the US is very expensive so it is better if she graduates. Without college there are no job opportunities in the US, unless she wants to clean toilettes and work at McDonalds. If she has the opportunity to finish studying, that is better. 

 

(2) Yes, sixty thousand dollars. 

[Hamada91 9]

5 minutes ago, Boiler said:

So no rush, things can change.

yes I know it's very early, but I need to know what I gotta do from now ! we don't want to waste time. Also, things can take time " the processing for example takes 1-1.5 year "

Edited August 9, 2017 by Hamada91

[Meg&Andrew 297]

Saudi does accept co sponsors. They are actually one of the more lenient of the embassies that I've noticed. I had some issues and I called them and they actually put me on the phone with the same CO that interviewed my husband. The only issues I had with the embassy was that our case got lost. The CO even admitted that to me. He was very very apologetic though, and scheduled my husbands interview for the very next day. Sorry to get off the subject, just giving you an idea of how the embassy is. 

[caliliving 606]

Lmao lots of ppl I know don't need an education and make good money in marketing and sales!

I think you are worrying about something 3 years in.the future...things can change! 

Good luck

 

[Hamada91 9]

I would like to thank you all for you help. your comments all were helpful.

 

 

Edited August 10, 2017 by Hamada91

[Hamada91 9]

Guys I just have a question if the processing got denied because of missing papers or details or whatever such reason, do we need to restart the whole processing again ? or I just complete mt application by bringing the missing stuff ?  

[Hamada91 9]

18 hours ago, Hamada91 said:

Guys I just have a question if the processing got denied because of missing papers or details or whatever such reason, do we need to restart the whole processing again ? or I just complete mt application by bringing the missing stuff ?  

any answer ?

[Boiler 46,912]

If you are with the RFE Period submit the missing info.

[Ryan H 3,856]

On 8/9/2017 at 6:30 PM, Meg&Andrew said:

Saudi does accept co sponsors. They are actually one of the more lenient of the embassies that I've noticed. I had some issues and I called them and they actually put me on the phone with the same CO that interviewed my husband. The only issues I had with the embassy was that our case got lost. The CO even admitted that to me. He was very very apologetic though, and scheduled my husbands interview for the very next day. Sorry to get off the subject, just giving you an idea of how the embassy is. 

 

By law, when an immigrant visa is being sought (such as a spousal visa) a joint sponsor (the proper term when referring to an I-864) is allowed if the petitioner's income and/or assets is insufficient to qualify on their own.  All Embassies and Consulates follow the law in this regard.

[Meg&Andrew 297]

12 hours ago, Ryan H said:

 

By law, when an immigrant visa is being sought (such as a spousal visa) a joint sponsor (the proper term when referring to an I-864) is allowed if the petitioner's income and/or assets is insufficient to qualify on their own.  All Embassies and Consulates follow the law in this regard.

There are some countries that do not accept a co sponsor