[pendleton_boy]

If I can remember right, the question I have is about the 864F form included in the K-3. Do both myself AND the immigrating spouse each fill out seperate forms? Does that question make sense?

[YuAndDan]

864F ? You may be indicating I-864 this is the afidavit of support. You fill this form out since your income is what is being considered, If below 125% poverty line then you will need a co-sponsor and the co-sponsor will use an I-864A

If your income is more than enough, then use the newer and easier I-864EZ. http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/formsfee/for...les/I-864EZ.pdf

The instructions included with this form are easy to understand. Reduced documantation requirements are also part of the I-864EZ

[aussiewench]

pendleton_boy, on Sep 2 2006, 12:36 PM, said:

If I can remember right, the question I have is about the 864F form included in the K-3. Do both myself AND the immigrating spouse each fill out seperate forms? Does that question make sense?

Can you double check as to which form you are referring to.

Forms needed to be filed with your initial petition....
I-130 completed by the USC petitioner
G-325A (made up of 4 pages) One set completed by the USC petition and one set completed by the foreign beneficiary.

For the beneficiary to eventually be able to apply for the K-3, you will need to submit the following once you receive the NOA1 for the I-130...
I-129F
G-325A (made up of 4 pages) One set completed by the USC petition and one set completed by the foreign beneficiary.

The I-864 Affidavit of support (completed by the USC petitioner) is not required for the K-3 interview as that is used for CR-1 immigrant visas and for adjustment of status once in the US on K-3. An I-134 is the affidavit of support used in the majority of cases for K visas where it may be used as one of the things for a conof to determine if the applicant will or wont become a public charge.