Do I need to be working if I have a co-sponsor?

[Liz_D 0]

I currently have a job but I also will have to have a co-sponsor for my fiance's K-1 visa. Right now, we are hoping that he will be able to get a tourist visa to be here by February so he can be here for the birth of our son. I am really nervous because he was denied for his first tourist visa. We are hoping his application is stronger this time.

If for some reason he is not able to get a visa, I really want to be able to take the baby and go visit my fiance in Korea. I can't stand the thought of my fiance not being able to see his son. I can stay up to 3 months on a visa waiver. Of course, I can't expect my employer to hold my job for that long. I might be able to talk to them about calling it a leave of absence and remaining legally employed during that time, but I'm not sure as it's not something I've discussed with them yet. I am just wondering how it would effect our visa application if I am not employed at the time he has his interview. I will still have a residence in the US and a cosponsor. Any information would be appreciated. Thanks.

[baron555 934]

I currently have a job but I also will have to have a co-sponsor for my fiance's K-1 visa. Right now, we are hoping that he will be able to get a tourist visa to be here by February so he can be here for the birth of our son. I am really nervous because he was denied for his first tourist visa. We are hoping his application is stronger this time.

If for some reason he is not able to get a visa, I really want to be able to take the baby and go visit my fiance in Korea. I can't stand the thought of my fiance not being able to see his son. I can stay up to 3 months on a visa waiver. Of course, I can't expect my employer to hold my job for that long. I might be able to talk to them about calling it a leave of absence and remaining legally employed during that time, but I'm not sure as it's not something I've discussed with them yet. I am just wondering how it would effect our visa application if I am not employed at the time he has his interview. I will still have a residence in the US and a cosponsor. Any information would be appreciated. Thanks.

No

[Liz_D 0]

Can anyone elaborate on this? Is that a no, I don't have to have a job, or no, we won't be able to get his visa if I don't have a job? I can go stay with my fiance in Korea and even get a job there while we are waiting for our fiance visa to be processed. I would still have an address in the US and my brother has agreed to be our cosponsor.