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I received today RFE for my daughter. USCIS request:
1 notice of action on form I 130
2 Affidafit of support

Do I have to submit I-130 or Affidafit of Support if I DV winner and my daughter already in the US?
Anyone recieved similar request?
 
I believe if your daughter is over 18 years old, she needs I-130, affidavit of support and other stuff. Also she had to maintain the Status in USA if she is here.
 
LucyMO said:
who won DV-2006? You or your daughter? if you, how old is your daughter?
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I am the winner. My daughter is 5 years old. I talked to IO on Monday. She said I don't need to submit I-130, but I still need to submit I-864 Affidafit of Support. On CIS website's FAQ says DV winner have to submit I 134, not I 864.

Have questions about I 134:

1. Should I check on 1st part "d" if I'am the sponsor and my current status is pending AOS based on asylum?

2. On subject 3 should I also include my wife if she also does AOS based on my DV?

3. Subject 10 should I write my daughter and wife names there?

4. Do I need to submit separate I-134 for my wife if she works and makes enough money to support herself?


Confused accountant.
 
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since you are the winner, you would be the beneficiary of the I-134 affidavit. Somebody else will have to sign it and give you proof of income.

Are your wife and daughter doing CP or AOS? And what about you? I am assuming it's AOS for everyone. Was your daughter listed in YOUR AOS papers as a dependent? Your spouse and daughter cannot get adjusted if you don't adjust as a DV winner.

I don't understand what is going on, but it looks like somebody misunderstood your case and is treating it as a family immigration, hence, the request for I-130 notice of action and I-864. Call 1-800 number and get information on your case. If you get no info, demand to talk to the immigration officer. At first you get to talk to a customer rep, who are not that good at what they do. You will have to be on hold for another 40-50 minutes, but it's most of the time worth it.
 
LucyMO said:
since you are the winner, you would be the beneficiary of the I-134 affidavit. Somebody else will have to sign it and give you proof of income.

Are your wife and daughter doing CP or AOS? And what about you? I am assuming it's AOS for everyone. Was your daughter listed in YOUR AOS papers as a dependent? Your spouse and daughter cannot get adjusted if you don't adjust as a DV winner.

I don't understand what is going on, but it looks like somebody misunderstood your case and is treating it as a family immigration, hence, the request for I-130 notice of action and I-864. Call 1-800 number and get information on your case. If you get no info, demand to talk to the immigration officer. At first you get to talk to a customer rep, who are not that good at what they do. You will have to be on hold for another 40-50 minutes, but it's most of the time worth it.
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We all do AOS because we are already in the US. My daughter listed in my AOS as dependent. Current status pending AOS based on asylum. I decide to do AOS as DV winner at the same time because of the long asylum based AOS waiting time. I already spoke to IO in 1-800 number. She advised me to write letter explaining that I'm not required to file I-130 but submit Affidafit of Support (didn't mentioned which one.) Do I need to submit it for my daughter, or bring it to interview with IO? I think we need only one I-134 for family. I work in the US and have enough income and assets to support my family and myself. Do I still need someone to sign in for me or my family?

Thank you.
 
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You need someone to sign it for you. You need I-134, and you should be able to bring it to the interview, but to be on the safe side - send one as an RFE with the letter for your daughter.
 
I send letter to USCIS where I explained my daughter's current immigration status and attached my employment letter with salary paid as well as copies of other immigration paperwork that may be useful to clear this misunderstanding. I hope that will be enough for USCIS to resume this issue.

I really appreciate your help with this and other immigration problems, even after you got your GC!! :)

Udachi po polucheniu grajdanstva!!!
 
I believe that affidavit should be signed by Citizen or green card holder. So net, zena nemozet razpisatsa!
Udachy :)
 
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not everyone has somebody in US . it can be also someone from your home country who can give you affidavit of support.point is to prove that you can survive before you get a job in US.
 
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