> Hello everyone!
>
> My husband is an American citizen, and we have an interview in January
> 2006. We have been married for 2 years, and have proof of life
> together, s.a. joint bank statements, bills, etc. However, I am
> currently a student, (although graduating in May : ), and my husband,
> unfortunately, doesn't make enough money to be my affidavit of
> support. We live in a very seasonal town in SC, and it's hard to find
> a stable employment here. I asked my girlfriend, who lives in CA and
> makes enough money to sign my affidavit of support, but I am a little
> bit worried that they might cause us some problems, because my husband
> is not my affidavit of support.
> Did anyone have a similar problem, or heard anything about it?
>
> Thank you! Any help is greatly appreciated!
Hi Eg,
Your USC husband will still be your sponsor, even though he doesn't meet
the requirements. He will still complete the I-864, and provide the
supporting documents. Since he doesn't qualify financially, your friend
in California will be your joint sponsor, and will compete a separate
I-864 and provide her own supporting documents. It shouldn't be a
problem, as long as she qualifies.
I'm curious though...did your husband meet the requirements when you
first turned in your AOS paperwork? He would have had to submit an I-
864 at that time as well.
Best Wishes,
Rene
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