i-864 Help: Should I use beneficiary's assets? (merged threads)

[LaniLin 4]

Hello,

I'm a little confused on how to handle the i-864. I am the petitioner so have to file one, however have had no income since we had our first child 3 years ago, and because of no income also have not filed U.S. taxes. My mom and stepdad will file a i-864 and i-864a respectively and have substantial income etc. so it seems we are covered, but it does feel strange to file my own with so many zeros. Should I include my husband's (beneficiary) assets here in Israel on my i-864? We own our apartment in his name and he owns 1/3 of another apartment we will sell upon green card approval to give us a financial start in the U.S. We also have a car that we will sell. I really don't want to complicate things if this isn't necessary as it comes with a lot of additional paperwork to prove this ownership/translations, etc. and because my parents can technically support us on paper. Just looking for some advice!

[LaniLin 4]

The company my husband (the intending immigrant) works for is interested in having him continue working for them once we move to the U.S. As of now it is just a conversation, but it looks very likely. If the intending immigrant's income will continue once we move, what evidence can I provide? Would a letter from the company suffice? Does it need to be in the form of a contract? I think they are waiting to see when we are planning on moving before they actually get to the contract phase, and this process makes it near impossible to give them a solid date. That's why I'm wondering if some type of letter would suffice.

 

Thanks!

 

[Ryan H 3,791]

***Similar topics merged and merged thread moved from Progress Reports to Process & Procedures.***

[Hank_ 9,173]

On 8/10/2019 at 6:51 AM, LaniLin said:

The company my husband (the intending immigrant) works for is interested in having him continue working for them once we move to the U.S. As of now it is just a conversation, but it looks very likely. If the intending immigrant's income will continue once we move, what evidence can I provide? Would a letter from the company suffice? Does it need to be in the form of a contract? I think they are waiting to see when we are planning on moving before they actually get to the contract phase, and this process makes it near impossible to give them a solid date. That's why I'm wondering if some type of letter would suffice.

 

Thanks!

 

 

If your husband is from a country where self-sponsoring is allowed I would tend to believe the embassy would accept his income ... IF.

Edited August 11, 2019 by Hank_

[Nitas_man 3,100]

Beneficiary’s assets are allowed on the support affidavit.

Rules are in the instructions.