yet another question... re: income, taxes, sponsoring, etc.

[vittoria 0]

I am so bad at this process, I swear. So here's the deal. My fiancé lives in London. Obviously I'm getting everything ready for the K1 visa process. I'm almost done with the petition (waiting to get the money to pay the fee and the letter of intent, bio form, and passport photo for/from James), so I want to get everything else ready as far in advance as possible. As of now, I am unemployed (and looking at going back to law school this fall (I'm on a medical leave of absence)), and my parents are paying all of my bills while I job hunt. In other words, I have no income whatsoever. My parents have agreed to cosponsor James, and they know what they need to do for their sponsorship form, but I am at a complete loss as to how to fill MY form out, as I am unemployed, have no income, etc. Any and all guidance is welcomed!

Additional details that might help: I worked for most of 2013, I quit my job in August of 2013 to go to law school, and then in September I had to take a medical leave of absence. Since then, I have literally no income; my parents are paying my rent, bills, groceries, etc. (they have agreed to continue to do so until I am either back in school or have a job, even with James living with me (I live in Iowa, they live in Pennsylvania).)

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

The support forms aren't needed with the petition. You will provide them for him to take to his interview. London accepts a different sponsor than the fiancé, meaning you wouldn't even have to fill out an I-134 for London if you had no income. Your dad could provide the form instead. Yes that is a London thing not done at all consulates.

After marriage, the I -864 support form is filed with his adjustment of status. You and your father will both do one. Your part is to answer the questions truthfully. Unemployed. Income $0. They will not reject his application if you have a joint sponsor, even if you are unemployed.

[vittoria 0]

The support forms aren't needed with the petition. You will provide them for him to take to his interview. London accepts a different sponsor than the fiancé, meaning you wouldn't even have to fill out an I-134 for London if you had no income. Your dad could provide the form instead. Yes that is a London thing not done at all consulates.

After marriage, the I -864 support form is filed with his adjustment of status. You and your father will both do one. Your part is to answer the questions truthfully. Unemployed. Income $0. They will not reject his application if you have a joint sponsor, even if you are unemployed.

I know it isn't needed for the petition, I just like getting everything together asap but seriously, thank you so so so much! This really lifted a weight off my shoulders. I might love you a little bit.