SuniS

Thank you!

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Thank you so much!

1. No, the spouse doesn't have to unless their income is being used to meet the 125% poverty guideline. In this case, you'll need to submit employment letter, W-2s, and pay stubs in order to show sponsor's income as differentiated from the spouse's if on their tax returns they're filing jointly.

2. I don't think any of these need to meet the poverty guidelines. What they're really going to look at is Part 6: Q15. The tax returns just help show that the sponsor has a consistent income.

Hi,

I have to resubmitt my i-864's. It's super confusing but I think I almost get it.

I have 2 questions.

1. My joint sponsor is married. Does their spouse HAVE TO submit the i-864a?

2. Do they require income to be at 125% of the poverty line in PART 6: line 19a AND 19b AND 19c of will it be sufficient if the most recent tax return in 19a meets the guidelines?

I believe if they all need to meet the guidelines but don't that we can also state other assests in that case.

With thanks!

Hi,

I'm a beneficiary from Canada and we submitted my paperwork for an adjustment of status in June 2015. I have a few hiccups to sort out as they require more information.

I am just so excited to be able to start being a part of this society in a real way.

With patience we'll get there.