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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: New Zealand
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Hi all, received an RFE regarding my i485 a little over a week ago requesting resubmission of my husbands i864. 
 

Just to be safe his mom has offered to be a joint sponsor. We all live together however we are completely financially separate. Would she be included in the total household size?

 

And would it be best for her to file i864a or i864 if she is going to be my joint sponsor? Thanks so much in advance:)

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18 minutes ago, angelic4444 said:

Thank you! Any idea if we include MIL in the total household size? I’m assuming yes just to be safe, her income far exceeds the requirements even for 4 people so I don’t believe it would be an issue either way?

If you list her and she's not household member, your I-864 will be rejected again.

 

She's a household member if she claims your spouse as a dependent. 

 

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Taiwan
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9 hours ago, angelic4444 said:

Any idea if we include MIL in the total household size?

No.  I would not include her.  She should file an I-864.  Be aware that she must completely qualify as a (joint) sponsor. You cannot add income together.

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