Evidence of financial support for K-1

[Jewels2012 0]

Hello everyone, I am new to this site and I really need a strong advice in regards of evidence of finacial support for K-1. My fiancee has a job and earn $2,000 montly. He owing taxes and presently paying back montly. My question is: Like how much money my fiancee has to show in his bank account to meet up with finacially stable requirement? Can the debt of taxes he owing affect the K-1 petittion? Any response would be grealy appreciated. Thanks to everyone.

[Moomin 292]

2000 a month is 24000 a year, and is enough for 2 people. It's also enough for 2 people.

For assets, 3 times the amount is needed. Lets say you fell 3000 dollars short of income requirements and to make up for it in assets, you'd have to have 9000 in assets.

Owing taxes should not affect you.

[melissa-n-alfredo 10]

I agree, owing taxes should not be an issue, especially being that they are paid (even thru a monthly plan). You should be fine, with that income, since it is over requirement. Although, an option would be to find a co-sponsor just in case they requested. Yet, I would not think that they will require that. But me, myself, always try being overly prepared for anything. Good luck in your journey!!!

[Nigerian Queen 16]

Hello everyone, I am new to this site and I really need a strong advice in regards of evidence of finacial support for K-1. My fiancee has a job and earn $2,000 montly. He owing taxes and presently paying back montly. My question is: Like how much money my fiancee has to show in his bank account to meet up with finacially stable requirement? Can the debt of taxes he owing affect the K-1 petittion? Any response would be grealy appreciated. Thanks to everyone.

Good day. Your fiance owing taxes doesn't have anything to do with meeting poverty guidelines. They just want to know if your spouse make enough. That's all..