College Student and I-134

[kutiekiutz 0]

Hello everyone,

I'm filing an I-129F and have a few questions about the whole financial aspect of the process. I am graduating college this may and have only held part-time jobs during my time as a student. I have a little savings...meaning about $1500 but my parents are willing to add some of their savings into my account. They are also willing to be co-sponsors.

My questions are:

Do I include the I-134 in my I-129F package? If not, then when?

Does anyone know from experience how difficult it will be to get an I-129F approved if one has never had a full time job? and do they consider the fact the you have been in college?

Thank you. Help will be greatly appreciated!!

[shamrock21 0]

Ok Here is my advice- go to the guide section of this website and click on K-1 tab. This will tell you exactly which forms you will include in your packet. In fact, i would HIGHLY advise you to look through all the forums, tabs etc as they will give you great information in greater detail than the forums will (although the forums are full of wonderful personal info that you just cant get on a form)

If you look through the forums or seach for question regarding the 1-134 form you will see that lots of college students have the same questions as you. The fact that your parents are willing to be your co-sponsors means that you should not have a problem. They dont need to transfet money into your account if they are going to be the co-sponsors anyway. The 1-134 is not included in the 1-129F packet. This is the form that you will send to your fiancee and he/she will present it during their interview.

Best of Luck

[kutiekiutz 0]

thank you very very much!!

[BigCityDave 0]

Know that you are blessed they will co-sign. I am not so lucky as a college student but have been fortunate to come up with the means on my own. I wish you the best of luck.