My mother said that she and my stepfather would be pleased with filling out the affadavit of support for me...but from what I understand, they wouldn't fill it out as a couple. They're both retired, but while working, my stepfather had the larger income. They share all assets and investments and everything they have is in both of their names.

Does it matter which of them puts their name on the form?

No it would not.

Whuch afidavit of support are you talking about? I-864 or I134?

Rob

Oh, man...Rob, I haven't gotten that far in researching it! I do know that they're different, but don't know why. Once I figure that out, I'll come back!!

It would be the I-134. Acording to the info you have listed you have just made your initial filing for a K-1. The I-864 is for after you get married when you file for your AOS

Yes it would.

The person earning the verifiable income signs the form.

Yup it's the I-134 your fiance needs for his interview in Juarez.

But they both earn verifiable income! And it's all shared except for their pensions, which probably aren't too impressive.

I don't understand this either. I read in the form instructions and the regulations, that if a co-sponsor has a spouse, then they both need to sign the form, even though the form doesn't "lend" itself to two signatures.

Can anyone clarify this: If a co-sponsor is married and their spouse also has income and joint assets, do they also need to sign the I-134? Has anyone else had this situation?