Prompt Title: DACA use of an asset to

If your US citizen sister wants to sponsor your parents, she will need to complete Form I-864 and demonstrate that she meets the minimum income or asset requirements for her household size.

In this case, since your DACA sister earns $94,000 a year and has a home equity of $200,000, her assets could be used to supplement your US citizen sister's income to meet the minimum income requirement.

To calculate the asset value, you would first need to determine the minimum income requirement for your US citizen sister's household size. For example, if your US citizen sister is sponsoring your two parents and has no other dependents, the minimum income requirement for her household size would be $34,750 (as of 2021).

Next, you would need to calculate the income difference between your sister's income and the minimum income requirement. In this case, the income difference would be $16,750 ($34,750 - $18,000).

To use your DACA sister's assets to supplement your US citizen sister's income, you would need to demonstrate that the assets are worth at least three times the income difference, or $50,250 ($16,750 x 3).

Since your DACA sister's home equity is $200,000, it exceeds the required asset value of $50,250. Therefore, your DACA sister could provide a written statement indicating that she is willing to use her home equity as an asset to support your parents, and your US citizen sister could include your DACA sister's asset value in her Form I-864.

It's important to note that the specific requirements for using assets to meet the Form I-864 requirements can be complex, and it's recommended to consult with an immigration lawyer for guidance on meeting the asset requirements.