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I-134 if Unemployed?

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Japan
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I'm unemployed at the moment and I was curious if I needed to fill out an I-134 for my fiance to bring to the interview. I've got someone else who's willing to co-sponsor. Do I need to fill one out? And if so, do I need to submit any proof such as tax returns, etc, since I'm unemployed. Thanks.

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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Thailand
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Yes, as the USC fiance(e) you are the sponsor, so you need to supply an I-134 as well as the joint sponsor. No, you do not need to provide proof of unemployment or lack of income.

Good luck.

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