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I-864 income requirement

Hi there,

My wife submitted her I-485 and additional documents earlier this month. We’ve received her biometrics appointment which is on Dec. 6th.

I make just over the 125% poverty guideline as of last year. (2020 tax transcript says $23,600) but we went ahead and got our friend to be our joint sponsor just to be on the safe side. Unfortunately our friend was admitted into hospital with COVID earlier this month and won’t be returning to work until after New Years.

He will still have made enough on his 2021 tax return to sponsor her, but my question is should we do anything about it or just wait it out and see if he is able to return to work before we get scheduled for an interview? If I made just over the 125% poverty level should I be worried if our joint sponsor isn’t able to follow through?

Thanks in advance, I know it’s still too early to tell but it’s just been on my mind a lot lately and I’ve been worrying about it.

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