Question about i864

[Kris003 2]

Hello guys .The i864 form is for my wife witch is the primary sponsor,and i have a joint sponsor also cause she doesn't make enough.I already filled the i864 for my wife and the i864A for her ,now i need to fill both forms for my joint sposnor too? 

[Kris003 2]

Or doi just fill 2 forms i864 one for my wife and one for my joint sponsor ? Cause my joint sponsor is single 

[JFH 12,189]

Your wife and the joint sponsor each complete an I-864 and provide the supporting financial documents. Why are you completing the forms? 

[Kris003 2]

5 minutes ago, JFH said:

Your wife and the joint sponsor each complete an I-864 and provide the supporting financial documents. Why are you completing the forms? 

Cause they are pretty busy and i have more free time ,and i already have all the information and everything 

[Pavel1982 104]

8 minutes ago, Kris003 said:

Cause they are pretty busy and i have more free time ,and i already have all the information and everything 

But make sure that both your wife and your joint sponsor signed on the forms, otherwise you might get check list from NVC

[Kris003 2]

5 minutes ago, mrahman14 said:

But make sure that both your wife and your joint sponsor signed on the forms, otherwise you might get check list from NVC

Yes of course ,i'm just fillin the information.Thank you 😊

[JFH 12,189]

2 hours ago, Kris003 said:

Cause they are pretty busy and i have more free time ,and i already have all the information and everything 

Too busy to do the paperwork to be able to live with the person you love most in the world??? It takes an hour at most. If my husband had told me he didn't even have an hour to spare to do the required paperwork for us to be together I'd be very upset. 

 

I see it here over and over again - foreign beneficiaries with limited English skills "helping" their spouses with the paperwork and having to ask questions because they don't understand what's being asked. Despite the fact that they are married to someone who is a citizen of an English-speaking country. 

[Kris003 2]

3 hours ago, JFH said:

Too busy to do the paperwork to be able to live with the person you love most in the world??? It takes an hour at most. If my husband had told me he didn't even have an hour to spare to do the required paperwork for us to be together I'd be very upset. 

 

I see it here over and over again - foreign beneficiaries with limited English skills "helping" their spouses with the paperwork and having to ask questions because they don't understand what's being asked. Despite the fact that they are married to someone who is a citizen of an English-speaking country. 

Its pretty complicated to do it ,and i haven't hired a layer.And i know my wife ,and i know she is not as focus as me on the paperwork thing ,and she is not that calm at looking at details and stuff .I feel more confortable filling it myself ,then doing it 100 times .I know what you're saying and i agree ,but everyone has diferent situations with diferent kind of people .And the joint sponsor for her father in law ,if i leave it up to him its gonna take 200 years.So yeah i think i'm better doing it myself lol

[EMBELL_17 101]

On 8/13/2017 at 11:21 PM, Kris003 said:

Its pretty complicated to do it ,and i haven't hired a layer.And i know my wife ,and i know she is not as focus as me on the paperwork thing ,and she is not that calm at looking at details and stuff .I feel more confortable filling it myself ,then doing it 100 times .I know what you're saying and i agree ,but everyone has diferent situations with diferent kind of people .And the joint sponsor for her father in law ,if i leave it up to him its gonna take 200 years.So yeah i think i'm better doing it myself lol

I filled in my husband's i-864 too. I am a national English speaker but even if I wasn't, I know my husband and I definitely do not trust him with anything this important (sorry, hubby!) I let him fill in one form (the one that asks for all his address etc) and I STILL had to go back and do the whole thing over. I love the man to death but NOPE lol 

[heamatite2000 34]

On 13/08/2017 at 11:21 PM, Kris003 said:

Its pretty complicated to do it ,and i haven't hired a layer.And i know my wife ,and i know she is not as focus as me on the paperwork thing ,and she is not that calm at looking at details and stuff .I feel more confortable filling it myself ,then doing it 100 times .I know what you're saying and i agree ,but everyone has diferent situations with diferent kind of people .And the joint sponsor for her father in law ,if i leave it up to him its gonna take 200 years.So yeah i think i'm better doing it myself lol

Yeah I filled in ALL of the forms in myself too and I am English speaking as well as my husband! I found it was just easier with me having all the time in the world from not being able to work. All I did was get him to sign the papers lol!!