please help

[noureedein 0]

hello avaryone first my anglish is not good

i know a women from usa and i want to do visa k1 but she get just 400 $ every months is it problem

[CouscousApplePie 0]

she will hav eto make 125% over the poverty level ..

I dont believe her income is going to be enough but she can get a co sponsor..

Good Luck...

[Audy_Rob 26]

Yes, it will be a problem, possibly even with a co-sponsor. Not all Embassies/Consulates accept co-sponsors for K-1 Visas.

[Teffah 5]

hello avaryone first my anglish is not good

i know a women from usa and i want to do visa k1 but she get just 400 $ every months is it problem

At the interview they did not even look at our income information. Morocco does accept co-sponsors tho.

[az110965 252]

At the interview they did not even look at our income information

Rest Assured that the CO did indeed look at the income information and if the USC's income was not at 125% of the poverty guidelines the visa would have either been denied or you would have needed a co-sponsor.

$400 per month does not qualify the petitioner for a K-1 visa or any other type. A co-sponsor will definitely be needed. More importantly - how on earth can 1 person survive on that income. much less 2 when the beneficiary arrives?

Alan

[pushbrk 14,567]

At the interview they did not even look at our income information

Rest Assured that the CO did indeed look at the income information and if the USC's income was not at 125% of the poverty guidelines the visa would have either been denied or you would have needed a co-sponsor.

$400 per month does not qualify the petitioner for a K-1 visa or any other type. A co-sponsor will definitely be needed. More importantly - how on earth can 1 person survive on that income. much less 2 when the beneficiary arrives?

Alan

CO's do not always look at income DURING the interview but they always make a determination as to the public charge concern. If the G325a shows the petitioner's occupation as high income with stable employment, that may be the extent of the evaluation as long as an affidavit of support is in the file.

In this case, I would expect a whole lot more problems than can be solved with a co-sponsor. In general, coming from the high fraud countries, the lower the petitioner's income, the more scrutiny everything about the case will receive. The first hurdle will be how to pay for her travel to meet in person.

Edited March 6, 2010 by pushbrk