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The original, not a copy, I-171H you received from the USCIS
when your I-600A was approved. |
2. A completed and notarized I-864 and I-864A if applicable.
This is the financial information document
sent to you by USCIS. This is required is only one parent of a couple travels. You must have backup information for
this form consisting of your last three years W-2 forms,
your last years 1040 forms (including all schedules),
and a letter from your employer stating where you are employed,
how much you make and that your employment will continue
(this must be on employer letterhead). The required tax
forms may be photocopies and there must be a notarized sheet attached where you certify that this is a true and exact copy of your tax return as filed with the IRS. The sponsor on these forms must
be the person traveling if only one parent is traveling.
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3.
You must also complete and notarize the I-864A
if the spouse designated as the sponsor on the I-864 does
not have an income sufficient to meet the Federal guidelines. |
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| 4.
If only one parent is traveling they must carry with them
a signed copy of the I-600 form. Do not complete any
other items on the form. The parent listed as petitioner
on the I-171H must sign as petitioner where indicated on
the I-600. |
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| 5.
A copy of your home study. |
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| 6.
A copy of your birth certificates (parents only). |
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| 7.
A copy of your marriage license. |
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8.
A power of attorney if only one parent is traveling.
This will be provided by IAAP |
