Assertion: spouse | /r/CapableOf | seek green card
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text: You can only include their income, however, as long as they are willing to make this income available to help support the spouse seeking a green card.
text: To use foreign assets, however, the spouse seeking a green card must meet additional criteria:
text: The spouse seeking a green card becomes a U.S. citizen.
text: The spouse seeking a green card has worked for 40 quarters in the United States.
text: The spouse seeking a green card moves out of the United States permanently.
text: Before completing and mailing the application package to USCIS (see below), the spouse seeking a green card must have a medical examination performed by a USCIS-approved doctor (officially known as a “civil surgeon”).
text: — USCIS will simply take fingerprints and photographs of the spouse seeking a green card, in order to conduct background and security checks.
text: — a person who does not live in the sponsor’s household and is willing to accept full financial responsibility for the spouse seeking the green card.
text: Can I include income from the spouse seeking the green card?
text: The spouse seeking the green card may also use their own income to meet the financial requirements, but only as long as this income will continue from the same source after the green card is obtained.
text: Yes, you can count the assets of the spouse seeking the green card no matter where they live — whether in the United States or abroad — and even if their assets are located outside the United States, according to the official I-864 guidelines.