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St0nE

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Hello

Me and my wife are living in Canada, She has dual citizenship, and been living in Canada since she was 14, my question is: is there anyway to get around the 125% above the U.S. poverty level to be a sponsor, this is hard for her since she has never worked in the USA.

Thanks.

John
 
St0nE said:
Hello

Me and my wife are living in Canada, She has dual citizenship, and been living in Canada since she was 14, my question is: is there anyway to get around the 125% above the U.S. poverty level to be a sponsor, this is hard for her since she has never worked in the USA.

Thanks.

John
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Find a friend/relative to sponsor. Who should be USC or PR.
 
St0nE said:
Hello

Me and my wife are living in Canada, She has dual citizenship, and been living in Canada since she was 14, my question is: is there anyway to get around the 125% above the U.S. poverty level to be a sponsor, this is hard for her since she has never worked in the USA.

Thanks.

John
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there is more to it , then just a poverty level.

in order to be a sponsor, your wife must actually live in the United States, or it’s territory or possession.
She may still be eligible even when living abroad if she can show that yours/her residence in Canada is temporary and that she still have a permanent residence in the United States.
 
Jane Green said:
there is more to it , then just a poverty level.

in order to be a sponsor, your wife must actually live in the United States, or it’s territory or possession.
She may still be eligible even when living abroad if she can show that yours/her residence in Canada is temporary and that she still have a permanent residence in the United States.
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hmm, so if we send in the I130 is there anyway for both of us to move to the USA and work?
 
St0nE said:
hmm, so if we send in the I130 is there anyway for both of us to move to the USA and work?
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It might be better to move here first and then file.
Your wife can come to live here without problems, I don’t know about your status.
Also, since she was 14 when she moved to Canada there might be other obstacles preventing her to file right way. You better consult legal services.
 
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