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    I-864 Question

    I am filing I-864 Affidavit of Support to sponsor my wife and have following questions.

    15. Country of Domicile. This question is asking you to indicate the country where you maintain your principal residence and where you plan to reside for the foreseeable future.

    Question: I am a US Permanent Resident. Based on the instructions, should I put my country of Domicile as USA or the country of my Citizenship?


    21. Your Household Size - DO NOT COUNT ANYONE TWICE
    I am Permanent Resident, sponsoring my wife. Thus for "a" I am putting as 1 for my wife and for "b" myself with a household of two for "h".

    Question: Should I leave "c" empty, as I have already counted my wife under "a" and myself under "b"?
    DO: San Jose
    Day 0: 10/13/12 Sent in n400 USPS to Phoenix
    Day 4: 10/17/12 Recvd delivery confirmation online, PD 10/16/12
    Day 6: 10/19/12 CK cashed/cleared
    Day 10: 10/23/12 NOA i-797 received - Online status Initial Review, FP notice mailed out
    Day 12: 10/25/12 FP notice received
    Day 26: 11/07/12 FP scheduled/done
    Day 58: 12/12/12 Status Changed to Testing and Interview
    Day 58: 12/12/12 Interview Scheduled
    Day ?: Waiting for the Interview Letter
    Day ?: Interview
    Day ?: Oath

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    Country of Domicile should be USA
    You will not leave "C" blank. If you are married, you will enter "1".

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    Quote Originally Posted by Atlanta_Brother View Post
    You will not leave "C" blank. If you are married, you will enter "1".
    But if I put 1 for 'C', I will be counting my wife twice as she is intended immigrant.

    Are you suggesting to put '1' for '15-A', 1 for '15-B', 1 for '15-C' and 2 for '15-H' on I-864?

    Should I put '1' for '15-B'?

    Note: My total household is 2 and my wife is intended immigrant.
    DO: San Jose
    Day 0: 10/13/12 Sent in n400 USPS to Phoenix
    Day 4: 10/17/12 Recvd delivery confirmation online, PD 10/16/12
    Day 6: 10/19/12 CK cashed/cleared
    Day 10: 10/23/12 NOA i-797 received - Online status Initial Review, FP notice mailed out
    Day 12: 10/25/12 FP notice received
    Day 26: 11/07/12 FP scheduled/done
    Day 58: 12/12/12 Status Changed to Testing and Interview
    Day 58: 12/12/12 Interview Scheduled
    Day ?: Waiting for the Interview Letter
    Day ?: Interview
    Day ?: Oath

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    Which form, I am confused

    prq20,

    I am looking at I-864 form Part 5, ques # 21. Where is this ques # 15? Are you looking into a different form?

    May be someone esle can answer this question for you.

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    Hi Atlanta Brother,

    Sorry, I actually meant 21-*. So the below question would be:

    But if I put 1 for 'C', I will be counting my wife twice as she is intended immigrant.

    Are you suggesting to put '1' for '21-A', 1 for '21-B', 1 for '21-C' and 2 for '21-H' on I-864?

    Should I put '1' for '21-B'?

    Note: My total household is 2 and my wife is intended immigrant.
    DO: San Jose
    Day 0: 10/13/12 Sent in n400 USPS to Phoenix
    Day 4: 10/17/12 Recvd delivery confirmation online, PD 10/16/12
    Day 6: 10/19/12 CK cashed/cleared
    Day 10: 10/23/12 NOA i-797 received - Online status Initial Review, FP notice mailed out
    Day 12: 10/25/12 FP notice received
    Day 26: 11/07/12 FP scheduled/done
    Day 58: 12/12/12 Status Changed to Testing and Interview
    Day 58: 12/12/12 Interview Scheduled
    Day ?: Waiting for the Interview Letter
    Day ?: Interview
    Day ?: Oath

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    Quote Originally Posted by prq20 View Post
    Question: Should I leave "c" empty, as I have already counted my wife under "a" and myself under "b"?
    Part c falls under the category "Persons NOT sponsored in this affidavit". So "c" should be blank - yes it says to enter one for the spouse, but that would ONLY be if you were not sponsoring your spouse. Remember, this is all under the category of "Persons NOT sponsored in this affidavit".

    21 a - 1 (your spouse)
    21 b - 1 (you)
    21 c - 0 (do not include your spouse since you ARE sponsoring her)
    ...
    21 h - 2
    Last edited by TNguy78; 28th September 2008 at 10:27 AM.
    DO - Memphis
    April 2006 - Married to USC
    Application:
    Day --:5/2/08 - Mailed
    Day --:5/4/08 - Rcvd
    Day 00:5/5/08 - RD
    Day 04:5/9/08 - Cashed & ND
    Day 08:5/13/08 - NOA's received - LUD Cases online
    Day 09:5/14/08 - FP ND
    Day 29:6/4/08 - FP Appt - LUD on 131 & 765
    Day 66:7/11/08 - LUD I-765 & I-131 Approved
    Day 69:7/14/08 - LUD I-131
    Day 71:7/16/08 - LUD I-765
    Day 74:7/19/08 - Rcvd AP
    Day 76:7/21/08 - Rcvd EAD
    Day 145:9/30/08 - Rcvd IL
    Day 187:11/12/08 - Interview APPROVED

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