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hi
 
you don't need to send anything, cancel the  petition
 
 

yes
 
 

hi
 
you fill out the i864 as the primary sponsor, where it says I am the sponsor
 
 
your friend files an i864 as the only joint sponsor, and his wife files the i864A as his household member
 
 

hi
 
yes, to submit the i864A, the person who lives with you has to be an immediate relative, such as parents, siblings or adult children to be a qualifying household member
 
but you can find joint sponsors who are USC or LPR who don't live in the same house and that qualify,. they would submit the i864, not the i864A, or instead, they can file the i864 and not combine income with you, instead of the i864A
 
they would have to have enough income to cover themselves, their family if they have one and your wife as the beneficiary
 
 

hi
 
exactly, she is the petitioner, she can't withdraw sponsorship, she can get a joint sponsor or co sponsor, but as the petitioner, she always will be the primary sponsor. you can't send the i864A, without an i864
 
or as stated, she cancels the petition, and you file the i130 and start all over. if he is under 21, the wait will be over 2 years
 
what I don't understand is why would she want to cancel the petition? she knows the process, she filed for you and signed the i864 as your primary sponsor. the same goes with your son's petition
 
 
 
 

https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/legal/visa-law0/visa-bulletin/2019/visa-bulletin-for-december-2018.html
 
check the second table of the visa bulletin
 
For category 4, they are in Feb of 06, you are November, so you still need to wait a bit longer
 
 

hi
 
it's the same thing, the notice comes in a letter form, it's more commonly called NOA or Notice of Action
 
All NOAs come in a letter form

hi
 
you can't. to be able to file for her as your stepdaughter, the marriage had to take place before she turned 18. since you got married when she was 19, you can't file for her. her mom will be able to file for her when she is a green card holder, but the interview will be in her country of origin
 
if he turns 21, then the petition will take over 7 years, and she will have to file a waiver and her mom to do  a hardship letter
 
 

hi
 
you can't. to be able to file for her as your stepdaughter, the marriage had to take place before she turned 18. since you got married when she was 19, you can't file for her. her mom will be able to file for her when she is a green card holder, but the interview will be in her country of origin
 
if he turns 21, then the petition will take over 7 years, and she will have to file a waiver and her mom to do  a hardship letter
 
 

hi
 
you don't count the beneficiary twice, so you don't put anything there
and it's the i864 and not the i765
 
 
 

hi
 
no, that's all for the nvc stage
 
now the important thing is to demonstrate relationship between the petitioner and the beneficiary
 
the wait is 14 or more years, so depending on the ages of the children, they might or might not be able to come

it doesn't
 
that's for people who have a petition filed for them before April 30th 2001, and have been here illegally in the country
 
nothing to do with your case
 
 

hi
 
just because the i130 doesn't mean anything, I don't know if they will accept the grandfathering because the petition was withdrawn.
 
 

hi
 
there is nothing you can do to deport him, he can remove conditions without you, as said many times here, divorce and move on
 
you can write a letter to immigration, whether they do something, it's up to them, but you can't get him deported. so divorce him and maybe in the future find a good man, he doesn't deserve any more time of your suffering.
 
 

so why don't you file for divorce
 
if he needs to remove conditions, he can remove as divorced, or if he has the 10 year GC, it is irrelevant if he is divorced or not.
 
you couldn't help him anyway because you don't live with him,  if he had to renew his 2 year GC
 
you could have divorced him at any time, so both of you have been dragging your feet

herself and her husband will always be counted, it is part of her household, it's their household plus the beneficiaries 
 
 

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the removal of conditions was never free. you have to pay for the removal of conditions
 
 

hi
 
the removal of conditions was never free. you have to pay for the removal of conditions
 
 

hi
 
nope, not enough, tax returns are needed
 
 

hi
 
no, short trips don't count
 
 

hi
 
your wife and son don't count they aren't being sponsored, you are
 
they are already USC
 
regardless of income or not, your wife will have to submit an affidavit of support and there she will list your family
 
the joint sponsor will only be sponsoring you
 
he or she has to make enough to cover him or herself, if she or he has their own family, not yours, and you the beneficiary
 
so it will depend on how much family the joint sponsor has, check out the form above mentioned
 
 
 
 
 

hi
 
nope, not a problem, no infectious disease
 
 

hi
 
nope, not a problem, no infectious disease
 
 

hi
 
there is nothing to do, the consul has the final decision whether he qualifies or not for CSPA at the interview
 
 

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the officers that will receive the i485 when the time comes to send it