affidavit and evidence of income.

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On 1/12/2019 at 5:50 PM, NikLR said:

You're right, likely won't be able to would have been a better way to say it than can't

The term "use" is often misused here or unadvisable.  Like, "she's only using HER income, etc."  One basic fact of marriage, is that with rare exception, the "obligation" of one is the obligation of both.  While one of the incomes may be sufficient or far more than sufficient, the obligations of the contract in the affidavit are joint.  That's WHY Consular Officers often require the I-864a.  By the same token, while listing and document equity in the primary residence, IS allowed, it is far more likely that when a Consular Officer considers the "totality of circumstances" they will simply dismiss that equity as "not liquid" under the USCIS definition of liquid.

 

Hence, the anonymous quote in my signature below.

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ah I have signatures turned off..