I-864, I-864A, death of cosponsor, consponsor deceased

[Nicky Jay 0]

Hi everyone! 

 

My USC self-employed husband and I are living at his parents' house, and his income was not sufficient to go over the 125% poverty threshold, so we had to use his Mom and Dad's income to qualify. They signed two forms I-864a and we filed it along with my husband's I-864.

 

His Mom and Dad are in their 80's and their health condition doesn't look promising, unfortunately. It is going to take a while till I get my permanent residence in the US.

 

My question is if there is an option to find a substitute cosponsor to support my case? I've only found the info about getting a substitute sponsor for the main I-864, not 864a, as well as for a joint sponsor. But in this case the cosponsors are the members of the household. I am worrying that in the worst case when my In-Laws pass away I am not going to be able to replace them to support my application. 

 

I would be glad to pick your brain guys, who know ins and outs of this bureaucracy. I really appreciate your advice and ideas on this matter. Good luck to everyone!

[payxibka 10,045]

5 hours ago, Nicky Jay said:

Hi everyone! 

 

My USC self-employed husband and I are living at his parents' house, and his income was not sufficient to go over the 125% poverty threshold, so we had to use his Mom and Dad's income to qualify. They signed two forms I-864a and we filed it along with my husband's I-864.

 

His Mom and Dad are in their 80's and their health condition doesn't look promising, unfortunately. It is going to take a while till I get my permanent residence in the US.

 

My question is if there is an option to find a substitute cosponsor to support my case? I've only found the info about getting a substitute sponsor for the main I-864, not 864a, as well as for a joint sponsor. But in this case the cosponsors are the members of the household. I am worrying that in the worst case when my In-Laws pass away I am not going to be able to replace them to support my application. 

 

I would be glad to pick your brain guys, who know ins and outs of this bureaucracy. I really appreciate your advice and ideas on this matter. Good luck to everyone!

Once the affidavit is in place and accepted,  no further action is required.   No replacement would be needed