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One last issue before I take off to Colombia for the K1 interview. Do I need some sort of letter from my Co-Sponsor to go along with their I-134? Thanks to anyone who can help, I am trying to make sure I have every detail taken care of. I'm scared to death of these embassy people as it is.

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One last issue before I take off to Colombia for the K1 interview. Do I need some sort of letter from my Co-Sponsor to go along with their I-134? Thanks to anyone who can help, I am trying to make sure I have every detail taken care of. I'm scared to death of these embassy people as it is.

I should add, a letter basically saying that they are willing to be a cosponsor, something along those lines.

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Our co-sponsor has provided something to that effect (basically stating that they're willing to be a co sponsor and that they would deposit a bond if asked to), but we're being particularly picky about sponsorship because of my disability (we're worried they're going to scruitinize my fiance extra harshly because I can't work), so I guess it's up to you as to whether you think it's necessary.

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One last issue before I take off to Colombia for the K1 interview. Do I need some sort of letter from my Co-Sponsor to go along with their I-134? Thanks to anyone who can help, I am trying to make sure I have every detail taken care of. I'm scared to death of these embassy people as it is.

I should add, a letter basically saying that they are willing to be a cosponsor, something along those lines.

Actually, signing an I-134 and attaching all their personal financial information is a pretty solid indicator that they are willing to co-sponsor.

Our co-sponsor has provided something to that effect (basically stating that they're willing to be a co sponsor and that they would deposit a bond if asked to), but we're being particularly picky about sponsorship because of my disability (we're worried they're going to scruitinize my fiance extra harshly because I can't work), so I guess it's up to you as to whether you think it's necessary.

They don't care if you can't work. In fact, if anything (and it really isn't anything) it would be an indication of a more sincere relationship

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