Welcome to The Immigrant Blueprint, where I, Ebony Anuforo, an experienced immigration attorney, answer your most pressing immigration questions. In this video, we dive into a common questions that I get: "Does my joint sponsor need to be a family member?"

In this detailed discussion, I explain the role of a joint sponsor in family-based immigration cases, including the requirements they must meet and the responsibilities they undertake. I clarify that a joint sponsor does not have to be a family member—they can be a friend, a co-worker, or any U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident who meets the necessary criteria.

Here's what you'll learn:

-The key requirements for a joint sponsor, including income and domicile.

-The legal responsibilities and obligations of a joint sponsor.

Practical tips on choosing a reliable and financially stable joint sponsor.

-Insights into how the joint sponsorship process works and what it means for your immigration journey.

Whether you’re preparing to file for a green card or just exploring your options, this video will provide you with valuable information to help you make informed decisions.

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