Hai everyone.

My fiance is going to have to have his parents sign a co-sponsor for the AOS because he's still a student. I know it's perfectly acceptable, I was just curious as to whether a lot of people need a co-sponsor or not.
I suppose that's part of the penalty of being fairly young though.
I will be bringing a little bit of money with me when I move, and he will have some saved from his part time job, but I'm fairly sure he wont be making the poverty line. His mom and dad have agreed to co-sponsor me though, they've been very supportive.
Are we normal?

Same for us .. David has gone back to school.

Mo

Ah, good.
Sorry slow day at work, I'm trolling the forums and hoping to see some CSC approvals, along with asking any weird lingering questions I have.
Which reminds me, I have another one to post!
Thanks for the reply

Yes, I would say from reading on this board. Many people need co-sponsers.

I'll be getting a co-sponsor because I had a sabbatical year and made below the poverty line in 2005. I'm not young, or a student, just cautious!

I'm having a co-sponser, and I make well above the 125% in a stable full-time position. However, I've only been at this job for a year, so my work history isn't as stable before that time.

Cass (bebop the great)

Yeah since I spent the whole summer in the US and was a full time student before that so... I (the beneficiary) have like, no money teehee.
He was a full time student also, so.. -shrug-
We do what we must!