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JJ3   0

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Hello everyone! I am currently filling up form I-134 the Affidavit of support as Petitioner for K1 visa. I only had the annual income of 12,990 for the year 2014 because I just started working month of August 2014 for part time (2x week) then became regular on (feb 2015). I just started working because I just had my RN license month of April 2014 and was a student before. I am now earning 4000 plus a month since Feb 2015 better than my earnings of 2000 plus a month. I just wanted to ask:



>if it would be a problem for my fiance during the interview process in manila? would they consider my case as a co-sponsor?



>I do have my mom as a joint co-sponsor just in case. And also any guides to having my mom fill up for I-134 as a co sponsor? how would she answer to question 10 (relationship)?



> also for answering deposit on savings on the form I-134 under number 7 - can it be the current savings you have at the moment you sign the fomr or should it be congruent to the amount I have when I fiance does the interview? (because sometime soon I might use some of my savings money but might have amount of atleast 3000)



I apologize if my questions would seem unintelligible. I would appreciate all the answers and help! :) More power to everyone! POSITIVE VIBES ALL THE WAY!



"If you know you have to wait anyway, why not make a decision to enjoy your life while you're waiting? why not be happy while GOD is in the process of changing things? after all, there's nothing we can really do to make it happen any faster. we might as well relax and enjoy our lives, knowing that at the appointed time, God is going to bring his plan to pass" (L) ^_^

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Vette   116

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This is a good question. I am in a somewhat similar situation. I worked only part-time during the 2014 tax year and was a full-time student. Last fall, I was promoted to a full-time position with a major pay increase and now earn well above the minimum. Since we need to show previous year's tax returns, will current income also count toward requirements?

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Greenbaum   12,258

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If the salary is a above the poverty level for your family, then the only thing that you'll need is current w2 last years tax return and a letter from your employer stating your current position and salary and about 3 or 4 pay stubs.If you show those you'll be good to go for the interview.

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