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[stillwaitingNohio 0]

Hi again,

I had another question come to mind that I wanted to pose to the forum....I am a college student, with minimal income. I do have quite a bit in assests saved, however since I a full-time student, I have no real "income". I know that there is a responsibility to show proof of financial ability to support you fiance. Does anyone think that this could be an issue?

Also, my fiance wants to study here in America as soon as possible after the wedding. Does anyone know the specifics about when she would become a "resident" for financial aid purposes?

Thanks again!

Zeb

[Jeraly 4]

I'm not sure of all the ins and outs of it as I haven't been through it just yet and I am not in your situation (I am also in work which makes it hard to investigate here!!) but I do know that if you are below the 125% poverty line then you will need a co-sponsor when you fill in the I-134 (is that right?)

Apologies for not being more specific!! It shouldn't have any real bearing on your application though unless you can't find a co-sponsor

[missing.my2angels 0]

Getting a sponsor would be the safe way to go. I think if you have assets then it has to be 125% of the poverty line for a certain number of years ie 2 years would by 125% multiplied by 2 although again this may be incorrect so hopefully someone with more knowledge will be able to help

[Meriem_DZ 37]

My husband is actually starting classes tonight at our local college and he received financial aid. (pell grant and student loan) As soon as your fiance gets her green card, she will be eligible for financial aid.

Meriem

[~Laura and Nick~ 5]

You must make 125% over the poverty level for your household size.

Click HERE for the chart of the %.

Also click HERE for more information about the affidavit of support and all supporting documents. Also has information about co-sponsors and assets.

Best of luck

[B'sA 0]

Hi again,

I had another question come to mind that I wanted to pose to the forum....I am a college student, with minimal income. I do have quite a bit in assests saved, however since I a full-time student, I have no real "income". I know that there is a responsibility to show proof of financial ability to support you fiance. Does anyone think that this could be an issue?

Also, my fiance wants to study here in America as soon as possible after the wedding. Does anyone know the specifics about when she would become a "resident" for financial aid purposes?

Thanks again!

Zeb

HI1

if you cannot provide any proof aof support you need to name a sponsor(this could be your mother for example!), otherwise, you may have troubles at the conulate!

Sorry!

Good luck!

[stillwaitingNohio 0]

Ok thanks all for the responses. It should not be a problem for me to find a co-sponser, as both of parents are gainfully employed and relatively finacially stable. I am also financially stable, but I just think that I would have difficulty proving it to the government due to the lack of actual "income". Take care, and good luck to all of you!

Zeb

Hi again,

I had another question come to mind that I wanted to pose to the forum....I am a college student, with minimal income. I do have quite a bit in assests saved, however since I a full-time student, I have no real "income". I know that there is a responsibility to show proof of financial ability to support you fiance. Does anyone think that this could be an issue?

Also, my fiance wants to study here in America as soon as possible after the wedding. Does anyone know the specifics about when she would become a "resident" for financial aid purposes?

Thanks again!

Zeb

HI1

if you cannot provide any proof aof support you need to name a sponsor(this could be your mother for example!), otherwise, you may have troubles at the conulate!

Sorry!

Good luck!