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Can I be a sponsor for an Affidavit for my parents if I’m a full time student (dental school)

Answered 3 years and 5 months ago by attorney Stephen Arnold Black   |   1 Answer
You would most likely require a joint financial sponsor. You can attempt to act alone, but most likely the USCIS will forward you a request for evidence and require you to engage a joint sponsor. This could be anybody that is a US citizen or green card holder living in the United States that will meet the minimum income threshold under the poverty guidelines that is willing to help you.    ... Read More
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