faith001

Hi, my husband recieved a yellow ticket saying our jointsponser didnt have enough to sponser.

My brother(new cosponser) who has a wife and small son wants to cosponser him instead.

he made 26,000 last year and filed for tax return as well. This year(2013) he was with the US armay made around 100,000. Ever since the withdraw from afghanistan he has been unemployed and just recently been getting unemployment benifits. He has applied for job and waiting to foe that.

The question is that since he is unemployed and recieving money from gov will his applicarion get denied fot i864? What are the chances of him getting accepted as a joint sponser.? Should he go ahead and file or should we find a.new joint sponse?

no. Only the things you previously submitted to NVC.

I would take a copy of the required documents asked for the IV. Or you can call them they will send you a list.

I would call and check with them!

I share Harpa Timsah's opinion. Go to Afghanistan, get married, then file as soon as you get home!

Congrats and Best of Luck!

That sounds like a good idea. Thanks

The only really important requirements is

1) you are a US citizen

2) you have met each other at least once in the last two years before filing the petition.

So you haven't met in a long time, how long is that exactly?

Long time meaning 11 years

Hi!

I got engaged over the summer with my distant cousin. He lives in Afghanistan. He proposed me and I agreed. But i havent met him in a long time. And I don't really have any prove of engagement. We have been chatting and speaking over the phone. I am planning on getting married over the summer. I want to start his process as soon as possible but I don't have any prove! what should I do????