About affidavit of support.

[Thekims]

I'm a female and I'm a U.S Citizen. And i got married with a korean in December.
He entered U.S. with a j-1 visa. It expired on july 2011. He had a social security number but i'm not sure it still works. Because he didn't try get a job with SSN.
We tried to apply for his green card. And we prepared everything except for about affidavit of support.
At the end of april, I lost my job. and unfortunately my family lost their job as well as me. So, We don't have no one who can sponsor him.
And it's been 5months.
In this case, what should i do? Who can be a sponsor for him?

[mtouch]

I'm a female and I'm a U.S Citizen. And i got married with a korean in December.
He entered U.S. with a j-1 visa. It expired on july 2011. He had a social security number but i'm not sure it still works. Because he didn't try get a job with SSN.
We tried to apply for his green card. And we prepared everything except for about affidavit of support.
At the end of april, I lost my job. and unfortunately my family lost their job as well as me. So, We don't have no one who can sponsor him.
And it's been 5months.
In this case, what should i do? Who can be a sponsor for him?

Any other US Citizen or LPR who is willing can file the Aff of Support. Read this:

I filed the I-130 immigrant petition for my relative, but
I do not meet the minimum income requirement. Can
anyone else be a financial sponsor?
If you do not meet the financial qualifications, the income of certain
other household members can be added to your income level if
they sign a contract on Form I-864A, Affidavit of Support Contract
Between Sponsor and Household Member, agreeing to make their
income or assets available for the support of the relative applying
for permanent residence.
If you still cannot meet the financial qualifications, another person
must complete a separate affidavit of support to become a joint
financial sponsor of the person’s immigration. The joint sponsor
must meet all sponsorship requirements separately, including the
minimum income requirements for his or her household, and must
be willing to assume, along with you, financial liability for the
sponsored immigrant(s).
All sponsors must be U.S. citizens or permanent residents, be at
least 18 years old, and be living in the United States (including
territories and possessions) when they file the affidavit of support.

[Thekims]

Thank you for reply

I have another question?

If someone in my house helped me sponsor my husband but we didn't meet the requirements can someone outside of our family sponsor him? like another family member?

[mtouch]

I have another question?

If someone in my house helped me sponsor my husband but we didn't meet the requirements can someone outside of our family sponsor him? like another family member?

yes anyone who is a US citizen or LPR, even friends.