K1 visa rejected (Public charge concern)

[Rosey88 0]

I am writing on the behalf of my fiancé case, that was denied under section 212(a)(4) “Which prohibits the issuance of a visa to anyone likely to become a public charge” on September 26th , 2016.  I have submitted the additional documents that the consular have requested of me through the postal mail. And I've provided my co-spouser I-134 income tax with annual of $120,000 and employment letter. But the consular keep telling the same thing about "public charge concerns. I even sent documents that I have to provide to the consular more than 3 times.
But the last time..as a last resort they want me to post a surety bond which I already asked the consular to advise me amount of bound needed by co-sponser ..but they cannot tell me amount of it and even my attorney has no idea about this case since he been working for 15 years he never seen the case like this..

I'm at lost.

Please help! 
Thank you.

Edited March 16, 2017 by Rosey88

[Sukie 1,439]

Hi Rosey!  So...what is it about your fiance that makes the consul think he will be a public charge?  Does he work in Thailand?  Has he ever worked in Thailand?  Does he have a high-school education or above?  Does he speak English at all?  Is he young?  Is he elderly?  Does he have a disability of some sort?

 

There must be something where they think he will not be able to work - or YOU and he will not be able to work and support yourselves.

 

Maybe I'm wrong here - but those are the questions your posting led me to ask...

 

Can you tell us a little bit more about your case?

 

Sukie in NY

[Rosey88 0]

28 minutes ago, Sukie said:

Hi Rosey!  So...what is it about your fiance that makes the consul think he will be a public charge?  Does he work in Thailand?  Has he ever worked in Thailand?  Does he have a high-school education or above?  Does he speak English at all?  Is he young?  Is he elderly?  Does he have a disability of some sort?

 

There must be something where they think he will not be able to work - or YOU and he will not be able to work and support yourselves.

 

Maybe I'm wrong here - but those are the questions your posting led me to ask...

 

Can you tell us a little bit more about your case?

 

Sukie in NY

He does speak English well.

He's college student , 28 years old and he work part time in NY.

 

 

Edited March 16, 2017 by Rosey88

[Rosey88 0]

He's going to do the bond but He doesn't know the amount of needed for the surety bond that He need to obtain to overcome the public charge.

please help! 

[Sukie 1,439]

What a mystery, Rosey!  How much longer until he received his degree?  Or is he planning on heading directly to graduate school?

 

I am so sorry you are having to go through this uncertainty.  Hopefully your attorney will find out how large the bond will have to be.

 

Sukie in NY

[NancyNguyen 1,657]

In Philippeans, consulate doesn't allow co-sponsor for K1. Maybe Thailand is same now.

[Coco8 1,039]

The key here seems to be what do you do for work. Do you have any assets (property)? Do you have debt? Does your fiance have assets, savings, debt? It might also matter who is your co-sponsor and how many people does that person support. Is your co-sponsor a very close relative (e.g. parents, sibling)? 

[Villanelle 4,121]

20 hours ago, Rosey88 said:

He does speak English well.

He's college student , 28 years old and he work part time in NY.

 

 

He is currently in the US?

 

Im just confused because you posting that he applied for a K and is doing processing at an overseas consulate. Specifically the one in Thailand.  

[kris&me 572]

I'm confused

fiancee interviewed in Thailand

but you say is a student and working in NY?????

Why didn't you marry and Adjust his status