Affidavit of support

[BelleSade 3]

Hi,

As we're finally done with the I-129F, I'm filling out the Affidavit of Support. I'm a student (with no debt thankfully) so my parents are co-sponsoring my fiancé. Here's the thing: my stepfather made 120k three years ago, then 110k the year after that, then 25k last year. He works for himself and business kinda busted last year, but this year he's getting a lot more work again. He has about 30k in savings however and we have the house, etc. Are my fiance's chances of getting denied (because of this drop of income, even with savings/properties) higher? Last year's income isn't 150% over the poverty line, but I'd think that between savings/house/the years before that's income, we'll be fine. Am I wrong?

I'm very worried about this :-(

[Skye88 0]

Hi,

As we're finally done with the I-129F, I'm filling out the Affidavit of Support. I'm a student (with no debt thankfully) so my parents are co-sponsoring my fiancé. Here's the thing: my stepfather made 120k three years ago, then 110k the year after that, then 25k last year. He works for himself and business kinda busted last year, but this year he's getting a lot more work again. He has about 30k in savings however and we have the house, etc. Are my fiance's chances of getting denied (because of this drop of income, even with savings/properties) higher? Last year's income isn't 150% over the poverty line, but I'd think that between savings/house/the years before that's income, we'll be fine. Am I wrong?

I'm very worried about this :-(

I am in a similar situation but my question is different. I'm also a student, without debt, and intending to have a few co-sponsors (my grandparents and parents) for my fiance who lives in the U.K. and I know that the fiance(e) of the beneficiary has to be the main sponsor and fill out an affidavit of support.

My question is: in section 7 of the form, do I simply put "NONE" for my employment and then "N/A" for the rest? I do have savings to fill in and I'm assuming personal property constitutes as a house, car, etc. And one more quick question. Under number 11: If I have no "specific" contributions other than general support, do I still put intend and say that I intend to give overall support with the help of co-sponsors or should I mark do not intend to make specific contributions?

Thanks anyone who has an answers and finds time in their day to help me out. And good luck to BelleSade with your similar situation.

[Jared and May 16]

You should bring 3 years worth of tax transcripts, bank statements, and available assets.. Let the counselor decide. No need to worry, just go in prepared.

Good luck!