what a great site??i am in need of some help..

[stacey_david 0]

Hi everyone, I am new to this site and found it just now wow this is really a good communinity, i want to ask a couple of questions regarding being able to support my fiance, last year and the year before that i wasnt able to work permanently do to the fact that i couldnt find a good job and my income for those years are only around 6,000 per year just 2 weeks ago i found a permanent job and well i was wondering if i will be able to sponsor my fiance because i only just stared this job and i cant find a co-sponsor that will help me out, will i get denied and not to mention that this job is 12.00 and hour so i think i will be able to support both of us i just hope that they wont denied me because the past years my income are not good. My fiancees interview will be in december. Thanks everyone

Edited October 7, 2012 by stacey_david

[LA NEGRA 19]

I think that if you can proof with an employment letter and some pay stubs that you ate now capable of taking care of him then you would be fine

[stacey_david 0]

I think that if you can proof with an employment letter and some pay stubs that you ate now capable of taking care of him then you would be fine

Thank you for replying , do they care that much about past income??

[LIFE'SJOURNEY 970]

what COUNTRY and type of visa

Edited October 7, 2012 by LIFE'SJOURNEY

[JimVaPhuong 4,865]

If you'll make at least $18,912 per year, and you don't have any other dependents, then you'll probably be ok.

They do look at prior income. You have to submit a copy of your most recent tax return with the affidavit of support. However, if you can convince them that your current income is enough to qualify then they'll usually accept your affidavit of support. If not then you'll need a joint sponsor. US consulates in some countries don't accept joint sponsors for K1 visas, so it depends on the country your fiance is from.

Time at your current job is considered, especially when your prior income was not sufficient. If you haven't sent in the petition yet then you probably have six to eight months before the visa interview. That should be long enough for them to consider that job to be stable.

[stacey_david 0]

Yes with this new job i can support her from now on, my fiancee is from Germany, this is for a K1 visa and interview will be in Demcember. Anyone has ever get approve with this income situation ??

Edited October 7, 2012 by stacey_david