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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Canada
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Hubby ( applicant) and I (primary sponsor) are both 20. I've been working on and off and our interview is coming up (AOS in Houston) in a few weeks. Hubby has been finishing associates degree. We have some savings but I don't think we qualify on our own. My mother in law, who we live with, and pays most of the bills, had submitted the 864 as a co-sponsor a year ago when we applied. She earns well above the threshold.  

 

Do we ( me and and mother in law)  need to update our financial statements and each bring with us an updated 864? (bank records, pay checks, mother-in law paychecks) since our bank accounts have fluctuated and MOL earns more?

 

Also- what documents, other than financials, do we need to bring?

 

Thanks

 

Kierra and Clayton

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Russia
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I would be a good idea to have updated information from you and your MIL to take to the interview.  I would also plan to bring copies of updated tax filings since the initial I864.

 

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Kenya
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Your MIL doesn't attend the interview. 

You don't update I-864

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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Canada
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Ok but won't they ask for current work status and financials? For example. I was working fulltime when we applied and was laid off 2 weeks ago. I"m looking for another job but don't know if I"ll get one by the interview.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Kenya
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They'll ask. But doesn't matter. MIL is the queen here. Her finances are the ones being used. 

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