rjdson Posted April 23, 2016 Report Share Posted April 23, 2016 Dear Mam or Sir, I will be taking my wife and step-daughter to Guangzhou next week for their immigration interview. I have searched for a specific answer to the following question but can't find it. My confusion is this: I filed two separate petitions, one for my wife and one for my 15 years old step-daughter. I am now currently filling out two separate I-864 forms. Since I am using my wife and my assets, should my wife fill out a form I-864A? One of her U.S. based accounts are exclusively in her name. I want to use our assets on the I-864 since I have no U.S. based income. I might have a sponsor lined up but want to try to avoid it if possible. Also, I am wondering how much a job offer really helps. I am in China and am luck enough to have received an offer in the United States. Thank you so much for all of your help on this site. I have been reading this information for almost 2 years and am grateful! Link to comment
Randy W Posted April 23, 2016 Report Share Posted April 23, 2016 Dear Mam or Sir, I will be taking my wife and step-daughter to Guangzhou next week for their immigration interview. I have searched for a specific answer to the following question but can't find it. My confusion is this: I filed two separate petitions, one for my wife and one for my 15 years old step-daughter. I am now currently filling out two separate I-864 forms. Since I am using my wife and my assets, should my wife fill out a form I-864A? One of her U.S. based accounts are exclusively in her name. I want to use our assets on the I-864 since I have no U.S. based income. I might have a sponsor lined up but want to try to avoid it if possible. Also, I am wondering how much a job offer really helps. I am in China and am luck enough to have received an offer in the United States. Thank you so much for all of your help on this site. I have been reading this information for almost 2 years and am grateful! The Visa Officer, by law, will make a determination of whether your spouse may or may not become a "public charge" in the US, above and beyond the information in your I-864. Your job offer may just carry more weight than what is in the I-864. Link to comment
newacct Posted April 26, 2016 Report Share Posted April 26, 2016 For the I-864 for your wife, you can include the income and assets of your wife in your household income and assets without her filling I-864A because she is the intending immigrant for that I-864. For the I-864 for your step-child, your wife is not the intending immigrant, so she would have to be a "household member" and fill out an I-864A in order for you to include her income and assets in your household income and assets. Link to comment
rjdson Posted May 9, 2016 Author Report Share Posted May 9, 2016 Thank you so much for your help!!! Link to comment
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