I-134

[Jim&Caz 0]

my american fiancee and i (am british) will soon be starting this k-1 visa process but right now are just researching everything we'll need to do. i have just discovered the exisitence of the I-134 form and am confused is this something we HAVE to fill out for my k-1 visa interview or something we may possibly get asked to fill out? if so does the fact my fiancee doesn't have his own house going to mean we will get denied?

[Danu 19]

Its something you will be asked for at the interview stage, it proves he can support you based on the government guidelines. Not having his own house won't be an issue, they only want to know that he makes 125% of the poverty guideline to support the 2 of you.

[DaleandPat 0]

my american fiancee and i (am british) will soon be starting this k-1 visa process but right now are just researching everything we'll need to do. i have just discovered the exisitence of the I-134 form and am confused is this something we HAVE to fill out for my k-1 visa interview or something we may possibly get asked to fill out? if so does the fact my fiancee doesn't have his own house going to mean we will get denied?

I do not think it matters if your fiance owns a house. It seems like the USCIS is more interested in income than assets. They may be interested in only dollars as far as income than total compensation. Like the compnay I work for, puts 75 cents into my 401k for every dollar I out into the account. This may count more toward an asset. My net income passes the 125 percent above the federal income level. So yours may also. http://aspe.hhs.gov/POVERTY/09poverty.shtml Here is the latest poverty guidelines. Hope this answers some of you questions.

I will have to supply the I134 to my fiancee too with proof of my employment and income. Many people seem to pass, so you should be ok.

Dale and Pat

[Bobby+Umit 161]

You don't need a "house", you just need a domicile in the the US. (apartment, Mom's basement, etc...)

All you have to show is that you make the poverty level (125%) for the amount of people needed (and it's based on where you live) - I-864P

For example, two people (petitioner/benificiary) (not in AK/HI/Military), the petitioner would need to show an income of $18,212.00

[Ladylethal 12]

And for your first question, yes, it's something you HAVE to fill out and your fiancee will take with her/him to the interview along with supporting documents.