I-134 for K-1 Interview with co-sponsor... Help

[Jodhilla 0]

I am in the process of filling out the I-134 Affidavit of support forms in anticipation of my interview, as both myself and my fiancee will be moving to the US to get married (We currently live together in the UK but want to get married in the US - We went through the different options available to us (K3, DCF etc...) and the K-1 visa suited our situation best).

My fiancees parents have agreed to be co-sponsor for the visa requirements as neither of us will have jobs upon entering the US. So do we fill out the I-134 forms with this in mind, as my fiancee is the petitioner, she will have be the primary sponsor with a $0 income (even though she has a job in the UK that she will have to give up when we move), then the co-sponsor will then also file an I-134 with their supporting documentation, is this correct?

I hope this makes sense as its a little confusing as our situation is obviously different from the majority.

[beccaraella 1]

you are correct! you are in a similar situation to us

[Nich-Nick 3,353]

I am in the process of filling out the I-134 Affidavit of support forms in anticipation of my interview, as both myself and my fiancee will be moving to the US to get married (We currently live together in the UK but want to get married in the US - We went through the different options available to us (K3, DCF etc...) and the K-1 visa suited our situation best).

My fiancees parents have agreed to be co-sponsor for the visa requirements as neither of us will have jobs upon entering the US. So do we fill out the I-134 forms with this in mind, as my fiancee is the petitioner, she will have be the primary sponsor with a $0 income (even though she has a job in the UK that she will have to give up when we move), then the co-sponsor will then also file an I-134 with their supporting documentation, is this correct?

I hope this makes sense as its a little confusing as our situation is obviously different from the majority.

No, not correct. There is a pinned thread at the top all full of info for where you are now, and specifically London policies. http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/350185-london-2012-k1s-from-noa2-to-interview-thread/

See post #3-4 in the thread for your answer.

[Jodhilla 0]

No, not correct. There is a pinned thread at the top all full of info for where you are now, and specifically London policies. http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/350185-london-2012-k1s-from-noa2-to-interview-thread/

See post #3-4 in the thread for your answer.

Ok thanks for that, makes the form filling simpler (for us at leas).

So we don't need to show any evidence of my fiancees income? no taxes nothing, will just have to do this at AOS (hopefully she will have some kind of job by then)).

[Nich-Nick 3,353]

Ok thanks for that, makes the form filling simpler (for us at leas).

So we don't need to show any evidence of my fiancees income? no taxes nothing, will just have to do this at AOS (hopefully she will have some kind of job by then)).

Correct. The I 864 for AOS has to be filled in by her, even if she has no income. You can use a joint sponsor if needed. That's a second I-864 from them. Your wife will need to send a US tax return with the I864. If she was not aware that she should be filing from out of the country, get a 2011 tax returned filed now so you won't be delayed sending AOS. Or if your AOS won't be mailed until after 15 April 2013, then it's the 2012 return.

[Jodhilla 0]

Correct. The I 864 for AOS has to be filled in by her, even if she has no income. You can use a joint sponsor if needed. That's a second I-864 from them. Your wife will need to send a US tax return with the I864. If she was not aware that she should be filing from out of the country, get a 2011 tax returned filed now so you won't be delayed sending AOS. Or if your AOS won't be mailed until after 15 April 2013, then it's the 2012 return.

Yeah we found out she need to file her Tax return, She tarted working in the UK at 16 (never had a job in the US) so didn't realize until we started the K! process that she should have been doing tax return all along!