In order for a spouse to qualify for a marriage-based green card, the sponsoring spouse must accept financial responsibility. For more information about the sponsoring spouse’s financial obligation, check out our guide to the Affidavit of Support (Form I-864).
Gail Law can prepare and file your Affidavit of Support for consular visa processing and adjustment of status. We take the guesswork out of the process and ensure the petitioner and joint sponsors meet the financial requirements under the laws.
*To calculate the number of people in your household, you must include:
- Yourself (sponsoring spouse)
- Your spouse (green card applicant)
- Any unmarried children under age 21 (or the age of majority where they live)
- Anyone else you claim as a dependent on your tax return
- Anyone who will be applying for a green card and arriving to the United States with your spouse
- Anyone else you are sponsoring on a separate Affidavit of Support
