Barond

I read it the same way - 3 should be enough.

I was about to ask a similar question - hope it's alright that I piggyback on this thread.

We've been living in Denmark. I am Danish, my wife American. We're boving to the US and I am the immigrant, she is the sponsor.

Since she does not yet really have much on an income in the US, and mine does not count -is it "safe" to rely on assets? We sold our house in Denmark, and can show both 3 and 5 x guideline amount (in a Danish bank account).

I'd rather not have to ask her family to co-sponsor, so if it's normal to use assets rather than income, I'll sleep better. It seems that in most cases, the sponsor lives in the US - there is not so much information about US citizens having lived abroad and bringing spouse back with them.

Also, my wife filed income tax returns in Denmark, we cannot show US tax filings for the last 3 years. Does anyone have experience with that?

Just received the "Immigrant Visa Application Processing Fee Bill Invoice" but we have not yet gotten the I-864 package - is that normal?

Thanks

Bo

Thanks, is it better for me to send another application without waiting for the first one in the interest of time? I'd have to ask my friend to write another affidavit but everything else is just a copy, fortunately.

We were told not to send a new application - just wait for the rejected appliation to be returned.

We did this as well.

After about 5 or so days, the entire application was returned to us, and we resubmitted (there's a yellow notice you need to put on top of the pile) The second time we remembered to include the check.

Good luck and don't worry :9

Bo