Student--Will we be ok with a Co-sponsor?

[bmackin 0]

Hi guys,

So I'm a full time graduate student who will graduate in June, but we got the NOA2 so his interview in the embassy of El Salvador will probably be before that. My dad is going to sign for Co-sponsor and he has plenty of income to qualify, but I'm scared they will reject us in El Salvador since I am not working yet. It seems from the forums that some countries accept co-sponsors some don't. Can I get some reassurance that we will be Ok? I'm so scared.

Thank you!

Edited February 22, 2014 by bmackin

[Cathi 5,800]

each consulate is different, go to the website for your specific country and look to see if they accept joint sponsors

[Ning 619]

Hi guys,

So I'm a full time graduate student who will graduate in June, but we got the NOA2 so his interview in the embassy of El Salvador will probably be before that. My dad is going to sign for Co-sponsor and he has plenty of income to qualify, but I'm scared they will reject us in El Salvador since I am not working yet. It seems from the forums that some countries accept co-sponsors some don't. Can I get some reassurance that we will be Ok? I'm so scared.

Thank you!

Ask the embassy there directly if they allow them. Then ask if the interview date could be extended to allow you to graduate.

You will marry within the 90 days. You will file the AOS. How you plan that period of time dictates when the immigrant will have a green card therefore be able to have income. I suggest you be able to include such a plan in any format you can when needed.