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USCIS Form I-864A Household Member — Official Instructions | Pakistan USA Visa Tracker
Form I-864A (Household Member)
General informational guidance based on official sources. Not legal advice.
Form I-864A, Contract Between Sponsor and Household Member, is the USCIS form used when a household member’s income or assets are counted toward Affidavit of Support requirements. USCIS publishes the current form and instructions.
Why it may be required
Official USCIS I-864 instructions describe when a household member may be included and when Form I-864A is used. Many family-based cases never use this form. This site does not invent those rules or income thresholds.
Who normally needs it
Only a household member whose income or assets are used under current USCIS I-864 / I-864A instructions. Skip this form unless those official instructions say it applies.
Where Pakistani applicants can obtain it
Official USCIS Form I-864A page at uscis.gov/i-864a.
General application process
Download the current form edition and follow the USCIS I-864 and I-864A instructions. Upload what NVC lists in CEAC, and bring interview copies if the embassy checklist still lists them.
Common documents required
See the current USCIS Form I-864A instructions. This website does not invent household-member evidence lists.
City / province information
These documents are usually prepared in the United States, not at a Pakistani government office.
Important notes
A household member is not the same as a joint sponsor. Confirm the current official distinction on the USCIS I-864 and I-864A pages.
