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Posted on 08 May 2010
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Sponsorship Question

I am a US Citizen for the last 1 yr. I filed for my kids to come to USA around 6 yrs back (31 yrs and 28yrs old).

Now they have been approved to come to USA and i need to send sponsorship for them. I have currently around $31000 in my account. Is this amount enough or i need to show more deposits in my sponsorship letter. I am employed and i dont have any asset (house, car...).

Thanks

User's Location: Tracy, California, United States of America
Category: US Citizenship and Naturalization
Posted on 09 May 2010
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