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Affidavit of support I-134 FORM. HELP!

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davenella   21

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Hello VJ!

I'm trying to fill this form with my fiance (petitioner) and we both have a couple of questions:
He have a share custody. Half time. And also he pass her ex some money for child support.

My questions are:

On question #8 - THE FOLLOWING PERSONS DEPENDANT UPON ME FOR SUPPORT (CHECK THE BOX IN THE APPROPIATE COLUMN TO INDICATE WETHER THE PERSON NAMED IS WHOLLY OR PATIALLY DEPENDENT UPON FOR YOUR SUPPORT)
Should he put a check on " partially dependant"?

On question #9 - I HAVE PREVIOUSLY SUBMITTED AFFIDAVIT(S) OF SUPORT FOR THE FOLLOWING PERSON(S)
A child support is like an affidavit?

Thank you in advance!!!!!
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KayDeeCee   4,899

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The ex is not a dependent, and paying child support does not entail an affidavit of support form. The minor child must be listed as a dependent though, and it does not matter which box you check, all minor children are included in the household size.

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

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When we filled out our I-134 my Fiance indicated partially dependent since his son is not under his custody.

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davenella   21

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The ex is not a dependent, and paying child support does not entail an affidavit of support form. The minor child must be listed as a dependent though, and it does not matter which box you check, all minor children are included in the household size.

When we filled out our I-134 my Fiance indicated partially dependent since his son is not under his custody.

I HAVE PREVIOUSLY SUBMITTED AFFIDAVIT(S) OF SUPORT FOR THE FOLLOWING PERSON(S): Child support is not considered AOS so just put NONE if you have not sponsored anyone before. smile.png

Thank you for your answers.

I was talking about his child to be a dependant. But like they both share custody (both half time equaly) he should put a check on Wholly dependant or partially dependant?

Thanks!

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KayDeeCee   4,899

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Thank you for your answers.

I was talking about his child to be a dependant. But like they both share custody (both half time equaly) he should put a check on Wholly dependant or partially dependant?

Thanks!

As I said, it does not matter what he checks. All minor children will be counted in his household size, no matter where they live, who has custody or who claims them on their taxes.

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

 
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