Clarification for co-sponsor for the I-134, help!

[Jamie H 0]

My fiancé and I are currently filing for the k-1 visa and received word that the embassy in London has received our paperwork, and we are gathering the necessary forms for his interview, hooray! As I am going through the I-134, I have a couple of questions that I was hoping a few kind souls could assist me with!

1. I have recently graduated, but will not be able to start working until I pass my licensure exam next month. Long story short I do not have any income, and have not for the last 3 years. My Dad has agreed to be our co-sponsor, he will fill out one I-134. As I do not have any income, do I still fill out an I-134?

2. As far as I can tell from the instructions he has been given, he just gets the original from me with the support documents and turns it in with his interview in London. Does anyone have a different experience?

Thank you for the help!

Jamie

[Boiler 43,434]

Has he considered self sponsoring?

[Anh map 2,098]

The London embassy website has a great deal of information about this. http://london.usembassy.gov/faffidavit.html

[Jamie H 0]

Unfortunately, the job he has is more making ends meet, and has not allowed him to have enough funds in his savings for coming over and being considered sustainable, so we need a sponsor.

Thank you for pointing me in the direction of the London embassy website! Very helpful! I think that provided me with the information I needed. The public charge provisions are 100% above poverty level? Is that correct?

Thanks for the help!

[Cody and Daisy 373]

Unfortunately, the job he has is more making ends meet, and has not allowed him to have enough funds in his savings for coming over and being considered sustainable, so we need a sponsor.

Thank you for pointing me in the direction of the London embassy website! Very helpful! I think that provided me with the information I needed. The public charge provisions are 100% above poverty level? Is that correct?

Thanks for the help!

You can get away with 100% for a k1 because that's all it actually requires.

But for AOS it's 125%, so it's easier to make sure you have that for the k1 too.

[Jamie H 0]

Thank you! By the time we are filing the AOS I will have a job, and we should be ok. It's just hard as I am in this transition period.