Did you pay financial guarantee for immigrating to the United States?

If he vouches for you, then his household number should be: himself+you+those five people =7 people. According to the regulations of the Immigration Bureau, when the number of households in 48 contiguous states is 7, the tax should be $445 12, $55,662 in Arask and $565,438 +0 187 in Hawaii. The tax amount depends on the state of your sponsor (these figures were 65,438+65,438 in 2003).

You can ask your sponsor if any of the five people he sponsored have become citizens or been sponsored for about 10 years. According to the regulations of the Immigration Bureau, if the guaranteed person (that is, these five people) becomes a citizen during the guarantee period or has been guaranteed for more than 10 years, then the guarantee contract will be automatically terminated. So if one of those five people becomes a citizen or has been guaranteed for more than 10 years, then you can subtract that person from the household registration, and the total number of people and the tax amount will also be reduced. I wonder if you can understand this.

My husband's boss sponsored more than 10 people, so don't worry about the number of people. What the Immigration Bureau wants is that you won't ask the government for money and subsidies because you have no job and no income. The Immigration Bureau should make sure that even if you don't work, you won't have any income in the future, and you won't become a burden to the government, because you have a guarantor to "support you".