Seven years ago sponsored my wife's daughter and she received a green card. She was, by Imm law, my daughter since she was under 18 years old. Both of our incomes were used when filing the paperwork. She does not live with us now.
Now, we are filing for a green card for another one of her daughters. My wife - a citizen now - is her sponsor. Again, both of our incomes will be used.
My question is this:
Since we are both legally obligated for the first daughter and we will both be legally obligated for the second daughter, how are these obligations entered in the paperwork. There are a total of four obligations but no one is to be counted twice. So, should she enter this daughter on the I-864 and I enter the first daughter on my I-864A? Then, we should just not enter our total number of obligations, only one each? This seems to be the way to do it.
Has anyone else been through this situation?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
My regards to all.
Now, we are filing for a green card for another one of her daughters. My wife - a citizen now - is her sponsor. Again, both of our incomes will be used.
My question is this:
Since we are both legally obligated for the first daughter and we will both be legally obligated for the second daughter, how are these obligations entered in the paperwork. There are a total of four obligations but no one is to be counted twice. So, should she enter this daughter on the I-864 and I enter the first daughter on my I-864A? Then, we should just not enter our total number of obligations, only one each? This seems to be the way to do it.
Has anyone else been through this situation?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
My regards to all.
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