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Can I count my son-in-law as household income for an AOS?
Asked on May 20th, 2013 on Immigration - West Virginia
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I originally did an AOS for my husband, myself and my son combined income for household income. My daughters fiancé was the co-sponsor, when the 2013 guidelines came out, my daughters fiancé was $500 short to qualify. Now that they are married, can I resubmit AOS with the embassy, using the combined household income of myself, son, and now son-in-law? I am not sure if embassy policy has any importance, but in case it is relevant, the embassy is in Cairo.
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It sounds as if the National Visa Center accepted the affidavit of support and sent the case on to Cairo. Therefore, I don't see why you would have to resubmit the affidavit of support. Please call an immigration attorney to discuss as the facts are unclear.
Answered on May 21st, 2013 at 1:12 AM