Sponsor/Co-Sponsor Advice Needed

[Rachel-Marie 1]

Hello -- I filed for k-1 on October 1st. I was reading through the sponsor/co-sponsor information, and basically my situation is this...

I was employed for 4 years and just recently moved to chicago for college, and I have had plenty of loans/aid to live off of for the first semester/year while I adjusted to a new school and a new state. Therefore I am not currently employed. I also do freelance photography and modeling for extra income.

My dad has already agreed to be my fiance's co-sponsor, and should meet the requirements without any problems. Will this be an issue that I am not currently employed and I have student loans out?

Thanks in advance!

Sorry as well if I made this post under the wrong topic

[baron555 934]

No with the cosponsor you are fine.

[payxibka 10,044]

moving thread to:

US Embassy and Consulate Discussion

This is the place to post your experiences or questions related to this last step before moving to the US. Topics relating to I-134's, packets sent from consulate and medical & police certificates should be posted here.

[Rachel-Marie 1]

No with the cosponsor you are fine.

Thanks very much! That's a relief!

So for the sponsor paperwork, I would fill one out and my dad would fill one out?

[Nich-Nick 3,353]

Thanks very much! That's a relief!

So for the sponsor paperwork, I would fill one out and my dad would fill one out?

Yes and along with Dad's, send proof of his US citizenship like his US born birth certificate or US passport. (Photocopies)

They do not require any information on debts, by the way, to address your previous question. But without employment you won't qualify on your form alone.

Edited December 28, 2010 by Nich-Nick

[Rachel-Marie 1]

Yes and along with Dad's, send proof of his US citizenship like his US born birth certificate or US passport. (Photocopies)

They do not require any information on debts, by the way, to address your previous question. But without employment you won't qualify on your form alone.

I have another question. The second page of the Affadavit of Support form is all about employment, since I am unemployed, how should I fill out the fields... about my mortgages that I dont have, etc? It's going to be all blank haha

[pushbrk 12,106]

I have another question. The second page of the Affadavit of Support form is all about employment, since I am unemployed, how should I fill out the fields... about my mortgages that I dont have, etc? It's going to be all blank haha

Answer truthfully about employment. Unemployed is the appropriate answer if true.

You can leave all asset related questions blank. You cosponsor can do the same if their income is sufficient.

[Rachel-Marie 1]

Answer truthfully about employment. Unemployed is the appropriate answer if true.

You can leave all asset related questions blank. You cosponsor can do the same if their income is sufficient.

Thanks for your answer! So I should leave them blank, no dash through or N/A?

[pushbrk 12,106]

Thanks for your answer! So I should leave them blank, no dash through or N/A?

Blank is fine in this instance, as providing asset information is optional when not needed.

[Rachel-Marie 1]

Blank is fine in this instance, as providing asset information is optional when not needed.

I have another question! Is a copy of my dad's (sponsors) birth certificate acceptable? He does not have an original copy to give me. He scanned his copy and emailed it to me.

Also he does not have a passport.

[pushbrk 12,106]

I have another question! Is a copy of my dad's (sponsors) birth certificate acceptable? He does not have an original copy to give me. He scanned his copy and emailed it to me.

Also he does not have a passport.

A photocopy of a certified copy is just fine. So is a copy of his passport data page. Either will do.

[Rachel-Marie 1]

A photocopy of a certified copy is just fine. So is a copy of his passport data page. Either will do.

Ok great! Thanks. Of course I have another question. Do you know how many years of tax returns I need to provide for my dad and myself?

[pushbrk 12,106]

Ok great! Thanks. Of course I have another question. Do you know how many years of tax returns I need to provide for my dad and myself?

This question indicates the next thing you need to do is to actually read the I-864 itself along with its instructions. Then, the answer will be clearly stated for you.