Jeff C

My spouse is already here and has her green card already. I am filing for her two minor children who will be coming together at the same time. They each have an approved I-130.

So then on each I-864 I would list each child as the principle immigrant, and then on the list of family members immigrating at the same time, I would list the other sibling so that my calculated household size will be correct? Am I understanding this form correctly?

Sorry if this has been asked before, but if I submitted two I-130s for my two stepchildren do I need to fill out a separate I-864 for each one, or one is sufficient for both? I ask this because USCIS only asked me to pay the fee for one single I-864 for the both of them, but it is not very clear in the instructions if I need to file two separate ones or just include the second stepchild as a family member following to join within 6 months.

Thanks in advance if anyone knows the answer to this.

I was reading the instructions for the K-1 interview in Bogota and I noticed the line: "Minor children who received their own appointment letter (IR and CR cases) or whose names are listed on a parent’s appointment letter or petition should attend the immigrant visa interview." My question is do my fiancée's minor children (12 and 10 years old) need to be present at the interview just because they appear on our I-129F petition? They are not applying for visas at this present time (no DS-160s will be filed, no medical exams) and are not following to join. Common sense should dictate that they should not need to be present. However, according to the wording it seems that they would need to attend the interview which really doesn't make any sense to me. Does anyone have any experience with this who could possibly shed some light on this matter for me? I have e-mailed the embassy asking this, but I don't have high hopes of them getting back to me any time soon. Will update with their official reply if they reply at all.