The I-864 Form (Affidavit of Support) allows the US Government to assess someone’s financial capability to support a sponsored person, whether they are a spouse, parent, child, sibling, and even friend.
The I-864 primarily assesses two areas of someone’s financials:
The necessary amount needed to overcome the I-864 on both of the above items can be found here: https://www.uscis.gov/i-864p
The I-864P addresses one’s household size and geographical location in calculating the Poverty Level for someone’s I-864.
Although this is an Asset discussion if the income of the current year is above the I-864P, then the following may be able to establish a qualifying I-864:
Assets are generally optional. However, if the annual income and/or Adjusted Gross Income is below the I-864P Poverty Level, assets are possibly mandatory.
Assets are items that can be withdrawn or sold within 1 year to create a “cash holding.” Examples of assets can be:
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