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I know very little about the process involved beyond reading a few articles here so i have a few questions 
My wife is an american citizen and the pair of us are currently living in the UK.
Q1: Am I able to apply for an green card by marriage with both of us not living in the US at the moment
My mother and father-in-law in their late 60s/early 70s, are separated and earn negligible amounts of money but the father-in-law has savings, mother-in-law owns her house (where we would be living) and our house in the UK is worth at least £60,000 (house 2 doors away sold for this amount despite being in a lot worse condition) minus £13,000 mortgage which by current exchange rates is approximately $81,000. (not taking into the account the sale of items we'd sell instead of ship)
Q2: Would the money generated by the sale of the house provide sufficient funds for granting of a green card against the Poverty measure?
Q3: Could both in-laws be co-sponsors?
(be nice if father-in-law's savings alone covered the requirements - would be able to sell our house less quickly and therefore probably get a better price for it
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Q4: Does a sponsor have to live in the same state. e.g. could a friend of mine in VA be a co-sponsor for us living in WA?
Thanks for any answers and extra advice
My wife is an american citizen and the pair of us are currently living in the UK.
Q1: Am I able to apply for an green card by marriage with both of us not living in the US at the moment
My mother and father-in-law in their late 60s/early 70s, are separated and earn negligible amounts of money but the father-in-law has savings, mother-in-law owns her house (where we would be living) and our house in the UK is worth at least £60,000 (house 2 doors away sold for this amount despite being in a lot worse condition) minus £13,000 mortgage which by current exchange rates is approximately $81,000. (not taking into the account the sale of items we'd sell instead of ship)
Q2: Would the money generated by the sale of the house provide sufficient funds for granting of a green card against the Poverty measure?
Q3: Could both in-laws be co-sponsors?
(be nice if father-in-law's savings alone covered the requirements - would be able to sell our house less quickly and therefore probably get a better price for it
)Q4: Does a sponsor have to live in the same state. e.g. could a friend of mine in VA be a co-sponsor for us living in WA?
Thanks for any answers and extra advice
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