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The income requirements are $18,912 for 2012. You need to find a co-sponsor, if the country she is in allows them. Not all do.

I can explain it to you. But I can't understand it for you.

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Ummm...I read your post 2x and the responses. This person didn't force you online in Dec. 2009. She didn't pay for the flights in March or Nov. 2010. You were not held at gunpoint to proceed with a we

kzielu
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Have a little hard time understanding what are you asking, but with no income and job (and no co-sponsor) the answer is yes, you will get denied.

ruseter
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yeah your too blurred son... make your question correct...

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Find a co-sponsor or you have no chance of getting a visa. It will be denied due to the insufficient income.

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Wait, wait, wait.....I have a question also. If his income is not sufficient then how did their case get through the NVC? Her visa is CR-1? How did she obtain an interview through the NVC without an approved I-864?

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Wait, wait, wait.....I have a question also. If his income is not sufficient then how did their case get through the NVC? Her visa is CR-1? How did she obtain an interview through the NVC without an approved I-864?

All good questions.

I can explain it to you. But I can't understand it for you.

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Wait, wait, wait.....I have a question also. If his income is not sufficient then how did their case get through the NVC? Her visa is CR-1? How did she obtain an interview through the NVC without an approved I-864?

i dont know it a cr 1 visa i dont got no job or not to much income i dont know why them did not denied it....

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I have a question If my income is not sufficient then how did their case get through the NVC? Her visa is CR-1? How did she obtain an interview through the NVC without an approved I-864 she got a interview may 10?

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i dont know it a cr 1 visa i dont got no job or not to much income i dont know why them did not denied it....

Man, you post the same question day after day, several times a day.

No sufficient petitioner income and no co-sponsor = NO VISA. Got it?

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I have a question If my income is not sufficient then how did their case get through the NVC? Her visa is CR-1? How did she obtain an interview through the NVC without an approved I-864 she got a interview may 10?

Your fiancee must file the 864 with the CO.

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Pretty sure the NVC doesn't really decide whether it is sufficient or not. They will ask for proof at interview and if provided income is insufficient they might give extra time (30 days?) to get sufficient income (ie cosponsor) and take it to the embassy.

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so, advice given about getting a co-sponser/joint-sponser went unheaded? OK ! Tempus Fugit !

can u tell me will she get denied at the us embassy in manila not much income...

she will be asked to show an I-864 from a joint sponser or a new I-864 from you showing other things, like verifible assets.

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Getting a clearer picture with every post. OP even though you ask the question what you really want to know is will the CO deny her during her interview and you won't have to get your hands dirty from telling her you've had a change of heart. Nearly everyone has said you need a co-sponsor and without one the probability for denial is better than getting struck by lightning twice. Hmmmmm what to do? what to do????

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Getting a clearer picture with every post. OP even though you ask the question what you really want to know is will the CO deny her during her interview and you won't have to get your hands dirty from telling her you've had a change of heart. Nearly everyone has said you need a co-sponsor and without one the probability for denial is better than getting struck by lightning twice. Hmmmmm what to do? what to do????

so maybe OP wants to know if he can just let her go to interview to get denied rather than withdraw the petition...? It kinda reads like the OP is the beneficiary trying to figure things out (like where the rest of this man's money is!).

$500*12 months = $6000

I love my husband but I don't give him 85% of the money I live off of.

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