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I have a question if my husband worked in the US over 10 years will I still have to file affidavit of support 864 and we did taxes jointly 2022. And I am also dependent on him financially. Since he is the main provider in our house. I am a stay at home mom. But we have to file for the 601a waiver for entering illegally and staying over 10yrs. 

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17 hours ago, mrs.316 said:

I have a question if my husband worked in the US over 10 years will I still have to file affidavit of support 864

 

Does your husband have SSN?  Did he work in the US legally?  Unauthorized work does not count towards the qualifying work credits for the I-864 as it won't show up in SSA records.

 

Also, will your husband be interviewing in Montreal?  Your VJ profile indicates El Salvador as beneficiary's country, but you posted this thread in the Canada forum.

 

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I honestly don't understand how to work this app and very confusing on where to post and no he doesn't have a SSN but he has a ITIN number would that make any difference? How do I look on where I am posting also 😔

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6 hours ago, mrs.316 said:

I honestly don't understand how to work this app and very confusing on where to post and no he doesn't have a SSN but he has a ITIN number would that make any difference? How do I look on where I am posting also 😔

It depends on whether or not he has been paying into social security… @Family knows how it works… 

also, will he interview in USA or outside USA? 

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On 6/8/2023 at 7:03 AM, Redro said:

It depends on whether or not he has been paying into social security… @Family knows how it works… 

also, will he interview in USA or outside USA? 

We have to go to interview outside of USA .... He was paying taxes like from his check they were taking out from his paycheck... 

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On 6/10/2023 at 4:41 PM, mrs.316 said:

We have to go to interview outside of USA .... He was paying taxes like from his check they were taking out from his paycheck... 

Where will your husband be interviewing? You posted in the Canada forum but show El Salvador?

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