Think this would help?

[PurpleSky 19]

I graduate in Dec from a massage therapy program. So I've been considering having a letter from my school stating potential income of licensed massage therapists in my state to include with the financial paperwork I'll be giving my fiancé for his interview. Think this is a good idea? From the consulate reviews looks like Senegal likes to see good finances from the Petitioner. I've just started a job a couple weeks ago making a pretty good salary so we're covered there. I just thought perhaps this letter could possibly help.

[JimVaPhuong 4,863]

Technically, the consulate can consider anything they darn well please with the I-134 affidavit of support. However, I doubt they'd give much credence to a promised graduation date and letter about potential earnings. They are required to determine if you have sufficient income to qualify now, and if you'll be able to maintain sufficient income for the foreseeable future. The evidence you're suggesting depends on you actually graduating, making a career of the trade you studied, and then earning as much as you expect to earn. Because it's speculative, they probably wouldn't give it much weight.

There's no harm in letting them know you're going to a trade school. I just wouldn't expect it to be a factor in considering your affidavit of support.

[PurpleSky 19]

Thanks Jim. My current employment is definitely over the guidelines. Just thought this could possibly put a couple sprinkles on the sundae so to speak.