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Request for initial Evidence ( I-485)

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javirrox   0

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Hello, I have a question regardless the affidavit of support or I-864.

my wife just started to work two months ago after she graduated from her school, it's her first job. So, she didn't pay taxes before. That's why my brother is gonna be my affidavit.

My question is, Do I have to submit two affidavits (my brother and wife) or I just need to submit one as the joint sponsor ( My brother).

 

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Two. Your wife will always be your main-sponsor, even if she didn't file taxes or doesn't make the requested requirement. 

Both need to add the requested documented. Your wife should add a small paragraph of explanation why she didn't file taxes. 

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You need to submit two: one from your wife as the petitioner and one from your brother as a sponsor.

 

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