Co-Sponsor for U.S. K1 Visa

[ichigosama 1]

can my fiance and family member apply do the financial affidavid together or not

[KayDeeCee 4,892]

If your consulate accepts co=sponsors, then one can be used. The USC petitioner and the USC or LPR co-sponsor will each fill out their own separate I-134 and provide their supporting financial documentation. The co-sponsor must reach the income requirement for their own household size plus the foreign fiance(e). There is no combining of incomes with the I-134.

[ichigosama 1]

Dose morocco accept co-spnsore for visa k1

[mounir412 101]

Yes

[ichigosama 1]

so that must be in her family or anyone else can be so sponsore because I have a friend who live in USA

[In love 0]

I have a related question- if there is a co-sponsor, does the sponsor need to turn in supporting evidence with the I-134?

[gedaa86 5]

I have a related question- if there is a co-sponsor, does the sponsor need to turn in supporting evidence with the I-134?

Yes, the co-sponsor should turn in what the sponsor turns. So letter from employer ( although in my case they didn't ask for it) and tax returns.

If you can get paystubs would be helpful. My Interview was in the Riyadh, Saudi Arabia embassy which is very tough, but for my dad's co-sponsorship, they just took the I-134 and tax returns. I didn't have bank info or pay stubs for him. I had letter from employer but they never asked for it. But better to be prepared than sorry

[gedaa86 5]

No, to my knowledge the co sponsor doesn't have to be related

[In love 0]

Thanks @ gedaa86! My fiancé is going to have his interview sometime in November at the consulate in Costa Rica. I have been living in CR for three years and haven't filed taxes because I make under the minimum to file for US citizens living abroad... That being said I will only be able to turn in W2s/Federal taxes from 2010. The bank and employee letter are not a problem, but I don't know what to do???

[gedaa86 5]

Thanks @ gedaa86! My fiancé is going to have his interview sometime in November at the consulate in Costa Rica. I have been living in CR for three years and haven't filed taxes because I make under the minimum to file for US citizens living abroad... That being said I will only be able to turn in W2s/Federal taxes from 2010. The bank and employee letter are not a problem, but I don't know what to do???

I think the best thing is giver your fiance what you have, and since you are missing the past 2 yrs of tax returns, have the co-sponsor give you all (employer letter, pay stubs, tax returns( 3 yrs is enough) and bank statements)

And remember when your fiance goes to the interview, if they are not satisfied they will give you a chance to bring what is missing. So don't worry and hopefully everything will be ok Good luck

[In love 0]

I think the best thing is giver your fiance what you have, and since you are missing the past 2 yrs of tax returns, have the co-sponsor give you all (employer letter, pay stubs, tax returns( 3 yrs is enough) and bank statements)

And remember when your fiance goes to the interview, if they are not satisfied they will give you a chance to bring what is missing. So don't worry and hopefully everything will be ok Good luck

Ahhhh thanks so much for your advice/encouraging words! Of course I am so happy and lucky that I've been able to live with my fiancé abroad since we met, but I had a feeling that one day living in my expat bubble would come back to haunt me (ie not being able to be the sole sponsor to my fiance, not being officially "legal" to work here so therefore I am not registered in the system, don't have pay stubs or tax info). But at least I have ALL the supporting evidence from the co-sponsor and her income is more than 125% above the poverty line. Fingers are crossed!!!

[TBoneTX 43,425]

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