I-134 Question?

[DarkKiss 45]

Petitioner applied for I-130 and subsequent I-864 for ex-spouse in 2006 and ex received green card in 2010. I believe when I asked this question before, I was told that ex-spouse had to be included in I-134 that I am submitting for my fiancee.

I just need help understanding what portion of income do I check? Would it be partial support? Ex-spouse has 10 year green card, he is only 4 years into that card and I know I am still financially responsible for him until I DON'T KNOW WHEN , but HE MAKES ALMOST AS MUCH AS I DO AND SUPPORTS HIS NEW FAMILY (His girlfriend and their two children).

Another question? I also have one other person who is dependent on my income and she is on my taxes. So I guess what I'm asking is, for the I-134, will I have to put my daughter, my fiancee, and my EX-SPOUSE on the form, and what percentage of support for the EX?.

[Boiler 43,433]

It is just a head count.

[KayDeeCee 4,891]

The ex-spouse is not listed in #8 as a dependent, just your child and whoever else you claim as a dependent on your taxes. They are listed in #9 as someone you previously submitted an I-864 for. They would also be listed in #10 along with the current fiance(e), since a petition was filed for the ex-spouse in the past.

The total for your household count size will be you, your child, the ex and your fiance(e). So, you need enough income to meet the requirements for a household of 4.

Edited September 1, 2014 by KayDeeCee

[DarkKiss 45]

The ex-spouse is not listed in #8 as a dependent, just your child and whoever else you claim as a dependent on your taxes. They are listed in #9 as someone you previously submitted an I-864 for. They would also be listed in #10 along with the current fiance(e), since a petition was filed for the ex-spouse in the past.

The total for your household count size will be you, your child, the ex and your fiance(e). So, you need enough income to meet the requirements for a household of 4.

Thanks much!