i134 - self sponsoring, no US sponsor

[Portlandia 15]

My US fiance is currently on disability, and that income alone isn't enough to satisfy the i134 requirements. We don't have (and probably can't get) a US sponsor.

However my savings / investments / property assets get us well over the line. As soon as we get to the i864 form for AOS though, we're gold, even though the threshhold is higher. The i864 form allows me to include these things.

I've read anecdotal evidence that the London embassy is pretty good about "self-sponsoring" applicants, but I like to be prepared...

My plan is to provide the following at my interview:

- the i134 form as filled in my my fiance

- an i864 form completed by me

- valuations of my flat from 2 estate agents

- current mortgage statement showing how much is outstanding (hence proving the equity available)

- bank statements from my savings / investment accounts all dated around the same time

- bank statement from my company bank account (I'm self employed) proving that the payments are legitimate dividend payments and not just someone putting money into my account to cheat the system

- company invoices and company articles of association (showing that I'm the sole shareholder of the company and showing where the income is coming from) to support the above

Is that enough? What else should I provide? Are we going to face any problems at interview?

My thinking is that if I can prove that we meet the AOS / i864 requirements, then the shortfall on the i134 will be okay. I'm assuming that if I can prove that I'm not going to be a burden on the US taxpayer, and have enough money / cashable assets to last me should I be unable to find a job for 5 years (which is unlikely!!!) we should be okay?

Thank you in advance!

[Boiler 43,430]

I had that and more, bent my back carrying it. I summarised on a spreadsheet, one glance and that was it.

[Nich-Nick 3,353]

I don't see the point of a non-US citizen or non-resident filling out an I-864. You don't meet the requirements to fill it out, so why not just make a spreadsheet as Boiler suggested. I don't mean money requirements. I mean not allowed to fill it out and sign it. So I would suggest forget that. The fiance affidavit of support is the easy one. Convince the consulate officer you won't be a public charge. That's all that is required. It's all subjective.

Here is the London page on the topic http://london.usembassy.gov/faffidavit.html

[Portlandia 15]

Thanks both. I had my interview last week and provided a signed summary as Boiler suggested, plus used the UK embassy link that Nich-Nick provided to know what additional information I needed to bring. The guy wanted the additional information on a couple of the items, which I provided, but that was it. Great advice, thanks to both of you! (Visa approved!)