Jay G
Nov 30, 2021
I-864 Joint Sponsor Help
Hello!
I am doing AOS for USC imediate relative. We are submitting a new I-864 for a Joint Sponsor because our former Joint Sponsor is not qualified because there is not enough evidence according to USCIS.
My new joint sponsor income is according to the household size. My joint sponsor sent me his tax return (1040), W2 and passport. In the tax return most of the income is from Schedule 1. I am asking him to send me the schedule 1 or Schedule K just in case
The sponsor is married and we are attaching a form I-864a for the spouse, In the joint sponsor income part i am putting half of the total income and the other half in the household member part where i am specifying the spouse's name and income. In the 3 years total income part for I864 and I864-a i am putting the exact number from the Adjusted Gross Income from each year 1040 forms
We are not using the part use of assets because the income from the tax return is according to the I-864P
Also i am asking him for a letter from the employer for additional evidence.
Do you think this sounds good for USCIS or i need to add more evidence? I just graduated as a F1 student and i would love to hire a lawyer but due economic reasons i need to do the paperwork by myself. The rest of the forms i
made for my AOS doesn't have any issues according to USCIS.
Thank you and i hope also this helps someone else!
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T MNov 30, 2021
looks like something is wrong with what you are saying. if USCIS requested that prove your joint’s sponsor statue, that means Birth Cert.... etc. if uscis didn't approve your sponsor that means your sponsor doesn't have enough income to support you. that's why probably they didn't. not for evidence. you already denied once. all I wanna request you is hire a lawyer. this is one of the most important parts.
Jay GNov 30, 2021
Hi Sam, the former Joint Sponsor was not qualified because there was not enough evidence for the income, She is retired and she is not required to do tax returns. But we decided to choose a new one and send the new Joint Sponsor's I864 with the evidence i listed in the post.
T MNov 30, 2021
I see it's just because of income for your retired sponsor. if she had her retirement would be a problem.
