List of financial guarantee standards for American relatives immigrants

According to American immigration law, American citizens or permanent residents must have financial guarantee when applying for immigration for their relatives. Friends in the United States should pay attention to the fact that the purpose of economic guarantee is to ensure that the beneficiaries will not get or enjoy unemployment benefits, relief funds, subsidies and other welfare benefits from the federal, state or local governments for some reason after entering the United States, thus becoming a burden to the public. Here, I have sorted out the financial guarantee standards for American relatives immigrants, hoping to help you.

In recent years, due to the economic downturn in the United States, the Immigration Bureau and overseas embassies and consulates have strict requirements on the financial ability of American guarantors when applying for relatives' immigration. Therefore, submitting complete financial guarantee materials is a key to obtaining visa approval.

Generally speaking, the complete financial guarantee materials include the I-864 form filled out by the American guarantor, the federal tax return of the American guarantor in the latest 1 year, the W-2 payroll, the work certification letter sent by the employer, and the last three payrolls.

The guarantor's financial guarantee ability must reach the poverty line published by the US Immigration Bureau in I-864 P, and the latest poverty line standard is 20 13 published by the Immigration Bureau. According to the poverty line standard, the calculation method of economic guarantee is the sum of the number of American guarantor families plus the number of beneficiaries. Compared with the poverty line standard published in 20 13, the poverty line standard currently used has been improved. The specific poverty line standards are as follows:

In 20 13, the standard for two people is 65,438 USD+09,387, and in 20 12, it is 65,438 USD +089 12, an increase of 475 USD.

The standard for three people in 20 13 years is $244 12, and the standard for 20 12 years is $23,862, an increase of $550;

The four-person standard in 20 13 years is $29,437, and in 20 12 years it is $288 12, an increase of $625;

20 13 five-person standard is $34,462; The standard of 20 12 is $33,762, an increase of $700;

20 13 six-person standard is $39,487; The standard of 20 12 is $387 12, an increase of $775;

The standard for 20 13 seven people is $44512; The standard of 20 12 is $43,662, an increase of $850;

The standard for 8 people in 20 13 years is $49,537; The standard of 20 12 is $48612; An increase of $925.

For example, if the guarantor is a married woman with a husband and children and wants to help his brother and his wife apply, the income of the guarantor will reach the standard of ***5 people, which is $34,462.

However, if the guarantor has no job, he can also use real estate and bank deposits as economic guarantees. However, the Immigration Bureau and the embassies and consulates are not particularly inclined to this source of funds, but tend to use the work income of the guarantor as economic guarantee. Fixed assets, such as real estate, need to be evaluated by an evaluation agency. Generally speaking, the ratio of fixed assets of husband and wife converted into US dollars is 3: 1, and other types of guarantees are 5: 1. For bank deposits, you need to show the bank deposit certificate for more than half a year.

In the case that the financial ability of the guarantor cannot meet the guarantee conditions, the guarantor needs to provide guarantee for the beneficiary together with the guarantor. * * * Co-guarantors can be relatives or friends. As long as they are citizens or green cards, they can be co-guarantors. If * * * and the guarantor work in the company, in addition to the latest year's federal tax return, W-2 payroll, work certification letter sent by the employer, and the last three payrolls, they also need to submit identification, such as a copy of American passport or green card. If * * * and the guarantor are self-employed and have their own company, in addition to filling in the corresponding economic guarantee, at least the documents to be provided include: proof of kinship; Copy of American passport or green card; Business license of the company; Last year's individual federal tax return. In addition, due to the recent strict examination of the guarantor by the Immigration Bureau and the Consulate, it is better for the guarantor to have a certain relationship with the guarantor in the United States or the beneficiary in China. Otherwise, the immigration bureau and the embassy or consulate can question the credibility of the economic guarantee, which will lead to the reissue or refusal of the visa. Therefore, it is best to provide additional proof, such as personal statement, group photo, etc. When relatives and friends are guarantors.

Here, the applicant should be reminded that when trying a case, the Immigration Bureau and overseas consulates should not only consider the financial ability of the American guarantor and the guaranteed, but also often consider the actual situation of the beneficiary in China, including his age, family situation, education, work and income. For example, if the beneficiary's financial situation has just reached the poverty line, if his work skills are low, his visa may still be rejected.

Generally speaking, when applying for relative immigration, although the Immigration Bureau and overseas consulates have strict requirements on the financial ability of American guarantors and co-guarantors, as long as China beneficiaries meet the requirements, consult relevant lawyers and make careful preparations, the application will still be approved.

Therefore, if you want to immigrate to the United States, your sponsor's economy must pass the basic level, and your comprehensive conditions are also one of the considerations.

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