The green card process, 7 of 8: Who can co-sponsor, and does it ever cost them? | Immigration series

Who can co-sponsor, and do they ever end up paying? Anyone who is a citizen and makes enough can co-sponsor. In her experience it rarely comes to them paying, because immigrants work to make sure it does not. Part 7 of 8 in "Petitioner, public charge and the co-sponsor", from the immigration series with Jonny Larsen, Marine combat veteran and Democrat for Congress in Utah's 4th District, and Eliza Williams, immigration paralegal. The whole series, in order: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLY_ZzLLurqoU Parts of this set: 1. The petitioner 2. The chicken or the egg 3. Public charge 4. Measures most Americans can't meet either 5. The affidavit of support, and 125 percent 6. The joint sponsor 7. Who can co-sponsor, and does it ever cost them? 8. What she sees every day Recorded October 30, 2026. General information from a paralegal's experience, not legal advice. More at JonnyLarsen.com #Immigration #UT04 #JonnyLarsen #Utah #GreenCard #PublicCharge #AffidavitOfSupport #USCIS