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Thank you for the clarification. When did you last submit an I-864?
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When you filed the original I-864, had you filed your 2020 tax return? Did you use that with your I-864?
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Thank you. If you look at the I-864 page (https://www.uscis.gov/i-864), where it reads "Edition Date," you can see the most recent edition available: 03/10/2021. While that edition expired on 9/30/2021, the page also says the following: "We will publish a new edition of this form soon. In the meantime, you may continue using the 03/10/21 edition despite the expiration date."
Since DHS has not published a new form yet, you can continue to use the current one that expired on 9/30/2021, until it does.
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Historically, she would receive something in the mail. That might have changed since technology and communications change over time. Ultimately, she will either get one in the mail or she won't. If she does, she can take it with her. If she doesn't, she should print out the emailed version and take it with her.
NOTE: Technically, this is a new and unrelated question to the one about the I-864 edition date. Though that typically requires you to post it to a new thread. I have answered this one as a courtesy to you. In the future, please post your new questions to a new thread. Thank you!
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