When filing Form I-864, it’s important to make sure you fill out the correct form. If you are filing Form I-130 (Petition for Alien Relative) for multiple relatives, or Form I-140 (Petition for Immigrant Worker) for an employment-based green card, then you will need to use Form I-864. If you are filing Form I-130 for only one person, such as your spouse or one of your relatives, and you will not need a joint sponsor, then you may be able to use Form I-864EZ instead of Form I-864. If you need to include the income of one of your household members to meet the requirements for financial support, then you may need to file Form I-864A (Contract Between Sponsor and Household Member) together with Form I-864. If you are filing as a joint sponsor, then you will need a separate Form I-864 for each sponsor. If you believe you do not need to file Form I-864, for example, if the person you are petitioning for has already worked 40 quarters (roughly 10 years) in the U.S., then you may be able to file I-864W (Request for Exemption for Intending Immigrant's Affidavit of Support). You will also need to make sure you have filed the latest version of the form, available through USCIS. At Boundless, we can help offer you peace of mind and review your green card application.