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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Pakistan
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hi everyone... merry xmas n happy new year in advance.. :)

for affidavit of support under K1 visa my brother in law supporting/sponsoring me due to my fiancee not working. does my faincee still needs to fill out i-864 or only my brother in law will do. ??? also what is I-864A. PLEASE ADVICE

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Mexico
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hi everyone... merry xmas n happy new year in advance.. :)

for affidavit of support under K1 visa my brother in law supporting/sponsoring me due to my fiancee not working. does my faincee still needs to fill out i-864 or only my brother in law will do. ??? also what is I-864A. PLEASE ADVICE

It seems like Pakistan does accept co-sponsors, but not always, depending on your individual circumstances. http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/399190-k1-co-sponser-is-allowed-islamabad-embassy/

I-134 is the affidavit of support for a K-1. Yes, both the USC petitioner and the co-sponsor will need to fill out their own I-134 form and provide supporting financial documents. The co-sponsor will need to add proof of being a US citizen or legal permanent resident.

Well first of all you need to find out if the consulate in your country accepts the co-sponsor for K1 petition or not. In most cases, the co-sponsor is not accepted for K1.

I would say the opposite. In most cases a co-sponsor is accepted for a K-1. A few consulates will not allow them, or allow them only in certain cases.

Link to K-1 instructions for Ciudad Juarez, Mexico > https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/K1/CDJ_Ciudad-Juarez-2-22-2021.pdf

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Mexico
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t seems like Pakistan does accept co-sponsors, but not always, depending on your individual circumstances. http://www.visajourn...amabad-embassy/

I-134 is the affidavit of support for a K-1. Yes, both the USC petitioner and the co-sponsor will need to fill out their own I-134 form and provide supporting financial documents. The co-sponsor will need to add proof of being a US citizen or legal permanent resident.

I would say the opposite. In most cases a co-sponsor is accepted for a K-1. A few consulates will not allow them, or allow them only in certain cases.

I agree completely, with above statements from Jay-Kay.

 
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