Not Having Enough Income to Sponsor a Family Member?

Are you filing for a family member who doesn't have income to support that family member? Do you know you can have a joint sponsor with enough income to meet the requirements? Are you aware that a sponsor's income, not the applicant's, determines eligibility for family-based immigration?
Stay tuned for this week's Immigration tip, as Atty. Lilian Chukwurah will provide insights on navigating income requirements for family-based green card sponsorship. She will also address common questions and concerns and emphasize the importance of valuing assets when filing for immigration. She will highlight the need to demonstrate the property's value and provide proof of the current loan amount on any car used as an asset.
You can watch it on Lilly Legal's RUclips and Facebook pages this Tuesday, July 30, 2024, at 12:00 PM EST.
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00:00 - Start
00:00:01 - Introduction
00:00:51 - You need an Affidavit of Support to Sponsor a Family Member, but what if you don't have enough money?
00:01:31 - Can your family members file for you even if they're not working?
00:02:36 - How do you actually meet the requirements if you don't have enough income?
00:03:37 - Having a joint sponsor for your family member
00:04:31 - The income of the person being filed for who is lawfully working can be used
00:05:36 - A household member who also has income can be a sponsor for your family
00:06:15 - Using assets to make up the difference of lack of income
00:06:47 - The value of properties or assets
00:11:06 - Summary
00:11:46 - How to book a Strategy Session with Atty. Lilian Chukwurah
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[@Jacklemotivateur1234]

When filling I-130 for my adopted son by mail, do I need to include also the passport photo of my son or no need?

[@marlenereza7557]

If my husband's is retired? (USA American Citizen) can he do the paperwork for me?) THANK YOU?

[@LillyLegal]

As long as he has enough income/assets or has someone willing to be a joint sponsor yes he can file for you. Please schedule a strategy session so we can discuss your options and how I can help you bit.ly/ConsultationWithLilly