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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Pakistan
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Hello Guys,

 

I'm filling out I-1864 for my mom and dad both. I put 4 households  including me, my dad, my wife and a daughter. Will i put the same 4 household in my mom's I-1864 as well or it will be two only since i already mentioned my wife and daughter in dad's form?

Your help will be greatly appreciated.

Filed: F-2A Visa Country: India
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Theres a column after listing family members immigrating. You would mention 2 for person you are sponsoring, then yourself, your wife 1 and dependent child 1 so total is 5. I hope it helps and its same sponsor for both parents as we paid only one AOS

USCIS Stage

05/22/2013- I-`30 Sent

05/24/2013 - Priority Date

05/29/2013- NOA 1 Hardcopy Received

09/09/2013 - Transfer Notice: VSC to NSC

11/06/2013 - NOA2- Approved

11/08/2013 - Case Shipped to NVC

11/11/2013 - NOA2 Hardcopy Received

NVC Stage

12/18/2013- Received Case Number & IIN (Recieved on phone: 12/17/2013)

12/19/2013- DS-261 generated & filled

12/20/2013- AOS fee bil generated & paid

12/24/2013- IV Pakcet fee bill generated

12/26/2013- IV Packet fee paid

01/04/2014- DS-260 filled & submitted online

02/04/2014 - AOS Packet sent

01/15/2014 - IV Packet Sent

02/08/2014 - Received FALSE Checklist

03/03/2014 - Received Checklist for AOS

03/10/2014 - Shipped AOS Checklist response to NVC

03/26/2014 - Case Complete ...........So Happy :dancing:04/02/2014- Received CC EMail
Retrogression hits in June Visa bulletin....stucked!

02/07/2015-Interview scheduled date

CONSULATE

Medical:02/18/2015

Biometrics:03/12/2015

Interview:03/18/2015---- Result- AP (Asked to submit New Joint Sponsor)

Submitted New Joint Sponsor: 03/30/2015

Status on CEAC changed to ISSUED: 04/01/2015 :dancing::wow:

Collected Passport and Visa Packet: 04/04/2015 :):energy::dancing:

POE:04/30/2015 (Boston)

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1 hour ago, Mohsin786 said:

I put 4 households  including me, my dad, my wife and a daughter.

4 is correct. Treat each I-864 separately. IR-5 doesn't have derivative beneficiaries.

 

Household for Dad I-864: You, your dad, your wife, and your daughter.

Household for Mom I-864: You, your mom, your wife, and your daughter.

Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Pakistan
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1 hour ago, Mohsin786 said:

Hello Guys,

 

I'm filling out I-1864 for my mom and dad both. I put 4 households  including me, my dad, my wife and a daughter. Will i put the same 4 household in my mom's I-1864 as well or it will be two only since i already mentioned my wife and daughter in dad's form?

Your help will be greatly appreciated.

I think you will put same number of household members in your mom's I-864 as well since she is still going to be in same household. Still, wait for other more experienced members to provide advice.

Married: 12/01/2011
USCIS Stage:
I-130 sent: 12/29/2011 NOA1: 01/03/2012 NOA2: 09/24/2012 (Text and website) - 09/28/2012 (In mail) <265 days to approval from NOA1 date>
I-129F sent: 01/14/2012 NOA1: 01/18/2012 NOA2: 09/27/2012 (Withdrawn)
RFE: 08/13/2012 "Proof of Bona Fide marital relationship". (Took them 7 months, 1 week and 4 days to send an RFE).
RFE Responce received by CSC-USCIS on 09/07/2012.
NVC Stage:
NVC Received: 10/09/2012
NVC issued Case #, IIN and BIN: 10/10/2012
IV Package Received at NVC: 12/03/2012

EMBASSY STAGE:
interview March 20, 2013 : results AP (sent in paperwork for co-sponsor received 4-20-2013)

Issued: September 30, 2013

POE: Raleigh-Durham International Airport, NC @ 10-17-2013 (Easy entry, pleasant experience).

Removal of Conditions on Residence:

Filed: August 14, 2015 - VSC

NOA1: 08/19/2015

Date of Decision: 06-03-2013

Letter of Approval received: 06-09-2016

Green Card received: 07-15-2016

Naturlization N-400:

Filed: September 16, 2019

Biometrics: October 9, 2019

Interview: August 24, 2020

Approval: Approved and received Naturalization Certificate same day.

Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Pakistan
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1 hour ago, HRQX said:

4 is correct. Treat each I-864 separately. IR-5 doesn't have derivative beneficiaries.

 

Household for Dad I-864: You, your dad, your wife, and your daughter.

Household for Mom I-864: You, your mom, your wife, and your daughter.

Thanks. That is what i was thinking. Since both filed separately. So both will have same info.   

 
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