I-134 please help

[~**P*E*T*Y*A**~ 2]

If my fiance using a co-sponsor(his father) for income and such does the co-sponsor fill out the I-134 or ? can u please help me out!Thank you

[KayDeeCee 4,893]

If my fiance using a co-sponsor(his father) for income and such does the co-sponsor fill out the I-134 or ? can u please help me out!Thank you

Yes. They each fill out their own separate I-134.

[Lalo & Susana 50]

Does your fiance live with his father? If so he'll have to fill out an I-864A at least that is what USCIS said to me. Since my father will be my co-sponsor and at the time of filing I am living in his home.

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thank you!yes he lives with his father too...

[KayDeeCee 4,893]

Does your fiance live with his father? If so he'll have to fill out an I-864A at least that is what USCIS said to me. Since my father will be my co-sponsor and at the time of filing I am living in his home.

This is not so for a couple of reasons. One is that most consulates use only the I-134 for K-1 visas. The I-864 is used for those that are already married filing for a spousal visa or adjustment of status. The second reason is just because you live with someone does not mean the other person must fill out an I-864A. You can live with someone and have both fill out an I-134 or both fill out an I-864. Where you reside is not the only issue and requirement for the I-864A.

The I-864A is used for a qualifying member of your household to combine their income with the sponsor filling out the I-864 to meet the 125% requirement. A lot of times, especially if neither the primary sponsor or the joint sponsor are dependents of each other, it is best for them each to fill out their own separate I-864 forms anyway, even when living under the same roof.

For the K-1 visa though, not many consulates use the I-864 and I-864A. They use only the I-134 and the petitioner and the co-sponsor will each fill out their own I-134, as I stated. There is no combining of incomes. The co-sponsor must qualify on their own at the 125% of poverty level for their own household size plus the beneficiary.

thank you!yes he lives with his father too...

If you want to make absolutely sure your consulate only deals with the I-134 for K-1 applicants, then ask in your regional forum for those that have gone through the same consulate as you will, and/or ask your consulate directly, not the USCIS misinformation line.

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Thank you so much,I`ll call to them!

[pumpkinseed 10]

I went through the same embassy, and we were in the same situation - my husband (then fiance) used his dad as a co-sponsor. They both filled out the i-134. Make sure you have all the supporting documents for both of them, too.

For the Embassy in Sofia, you don't need the i-864 or i-864A.

Good luck!

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Thank you so much!