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mogiftney   144

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Hello everyone! So when my now wife went to her K1 interview in London, they accepted my brother as her co-sponsor and issued her a K1 visa. We got married in the US and are working on filing for AOS now. If my brother is going to be her joint sponsor for AOS, do I still need to send in an I-864 since I am not the one who meets the income requirement? Would just my brothers I-864 do? Thanks!

"Well, I Was Sleeping, Y'Know, And My Mother, Who Passed When I Was Very Young, Y'Know, She Appeared In A Dream, Y'Know, And She Told Me, Y'Know, Very Gently To Just Let It Be, And So The Next Morning I Went Right Over To The Piano, Y'Know, And I Began To, Y'Know, Write The Song, Y'Know"

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SalishSea   16,770

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You are still the primary sponsor, so you and any joint sponsor will need to submit all forms and supporting docs.

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Yes.

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mogiftney   144

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On 3/15/2020 at 11:10 PM, Wuozopo said:

Absolutely. And your latest tax return..

i dont file taxes, is there anything i can send in in place of a tax return? thanks!

"Well, I Was Sleeping, Y'Know, And My Mother, Who Passed When I Was Very Young, Y'Know, She Appeared In A Dream, Y'Know, And She Told Me, Y'Know, Very Gently To Just Let It Be, And So The Next Morning I Went Right Over To The Piano, Y'Know, And I Began To, Y'Know, Write The Song, Y'Know"

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7 minutes ago, mogiftney said:

i dont file taxes, is there anything i can send in in place of a tax return? thanks!

Read through the first paragraph on page 9 of the I-864 instructions https://www.uscis.gov/system/files_force/files/form/i-864instr-pc.pdf?download=1

 

That will explain alternate requirements if no tax return.

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