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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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Information for the I-134/ I-184 Affidavit of Support:I currently meet the 100% poverty guideline with my full-time position.I make about $18,000 and I'm about $212 short for the I-184 guideline of 125% ($18,212).So,I started a part time job and added with my current pay it's about $20,000 to $21,000 a year.It be helpful if I can add that to my I-134 and I-184 without having to ask someone to co-sponsor for me.I don't see on the I-134 a place to add the second employment,but I do see that on the I-184.Should I just make a second form for the I-134 and attached it or should I just get a co-sponsor.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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Yes, add it as an attachment to your 134. They will have no problem with that and no reason to worry about getting a co-sponsor. Good Luck. Mike

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Yeah, as above, as long as you do in fact meet all of the poverty guidelines then there is no reason to get a co-sponsor.

Then again, if you have someone who can co-sponsor your fiancee and it wouldn't be too much trouble for them to sign the papers, you could always have that ready, just in case for some reason you needed it. However, you don't need a co-sponsor if you meet the level. I was under the level, but had heard that London let the beneficiary sponsor themselves sometimes. So, I prepared the co-sponsor forms just in case we needed them. They let him sponsor himself and we didn't need them, but it made me feel better to know that they were there if so.

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