Affidavit of Support???

[mfcjohn 0]

I am from london my fiance is from texas

her father is going to give me a job as soon as I get there

do i need a

Affidavit of Support or a I-134

because by looking at this website>>>>> http://london.usembassy.gov/faffidavit.html

I think I only need a letter from the company that my fiance's father owns

Is this right???

many thanks for the help in advance

[kitthekat 1,317]

the I-134 IS the affidavit of support. there's a post here on what london requires in terms of supporting documents for the I-134: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/474161-london-k1-a-complete-guide/?p=6741198

btw, if you are entering on a K1, you won't be able to work until you have your employment authorization document (EAD) in hand, and that comes approximately 90 days after you marry and file for adjustment of status. so, it might be a while before you are able to start work.

Edited July 15, 2014 by kitthekat

[isabooo 27]

Your fiance must provide the I-134. Is she doesn't work you can get your father in law to co-sponsor. As kittythecat said, you will not be bale to work right away, not legally

[mfcjohn 0]

so I will still need a I-134 in support of my case.

thanks all.

Edited July 15, 2014 by mfcjohn

[aaron2020 11,651]

You need the I-134 for the K-1. Its an absolute requirement in most cases.

You can not work as soon as you get here because you are not authorized to work on a K-1.

After you enter, marry, and file for AOS, you can file for an EAD which will take about 90 days. With the EAD, you can legally work.

Your father-in-law needs to know that until you get your EAD, its illegal for him to hire you. In fact, you can not even volunteer to help him. That's the law and the limitation on your K-1 visa.

[Boiler 47,207]

London allows self sponsorship.

[mfcjohn 0]

ok so how much money would I need to do self sponsorship?

[Boiler 47,207]

Not sure, been a long time since I saw a number but $10,000 should do it.

[kitthekat 1,317]

don't forget to line up a joint sponsor for adjustment of status (AOS), if your fiance does not make enough to meet the poverty guidelines for her household size. maybe your future father in law as someone else suggested, as I don't think you can self-sponsor for AOS (please someone correct me if I'm wrong!).

[KayDeeCee 4,900]

don't forget to line up a joint sponsor for adjustment of status (AOS), if your fiance does not make enough to meet the poverty guidelines for her household size. maybe your future father in law as someone else suggested, as I don't think you can self-sponsor for AOS (please someone correct me if I'm wrong!).

No, you cannot. You are correct, and it was a good suggestion for them. Of course if he had enough in assets to meet the 3 times requirement, they might accept that on the wife's I-864.