I need help with I-134

[FranSen1021 0]

I just had my interview for work, as i have been unemployed due to some set backs with paper works from my school. I am 24, and i graduated 2014. Our visa just recently got approved and I am waiting for thr NOA2 arrival so we could get things moving.

Now i have very very very supportive parents, and i heard multiple times that i can have people in my immediate family (my parents) help in the sponsorship of the financial side of this.

I hope there are others here who have gone through this, but please help me understand how this works because as of right now, my parents are the only ones who are financially stable through their 40 yrs of work.

Thank you!

Am a fellow Californian.

[chaoticlogic 27]

Will your current job be above the poverty guidelines? From what I've heard, you should be able to show that your current income is 125% of the poverty guidelines. If that is the case, I'm not sure if you would need a cosponsor at all. I have no experience personally with the Philippines, but I have read that they typically don't like cosponsors. Wait for someone else to chime in. Good luck!

[Shauneg 762]

It'####### or missing having someone else help sponsor no one can tell you for sure what they will say. Your current income is over? That may be enough to satisfy them. Just so you know the past 3 or 4 months they've stopping asking or looking at the 134 or income documentation....I would still bring since they always have the right to ask for it though.

[Hank_ 9,173]

With the K-1 visa there are no guarantees that USEM will accept a co-sponsor, BUT if they do, having the co-sponsor being a close family member will tip the scale in your favor for sure.

Make the Philippines forum your new home away from home for the visa chase in Manila, your will get answers relating to the process for the Philippines

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/forum/129-philippines/

Edited August 9, 2015 by Hank_

[Penguin_ie 5,986]

**** Moving from K1 to Philippines forum as USEM has specific policies about the I-134 sponsors ******

[Greenbaum 12,258]

I just had my interview for work, as i have been unemployed due to some set backs with paper works from my school. I am 24, and i graduated 2014. Our visa just recently got approved and I am waiting for thr NOA2 arrival so we could get things moving.

Now i have very very very supportive parents, and i heard multiple times that i can have people in my immediate family (my parents) help in the sponsorship of the financial side of this.

I hope there are others here who have gone through this, but please help me understand how this works because as of right now, my parents are the only ones who are financially stable through their 40 yrs of work.

Thank you!

Am a fellow Californian.

Your salary needs to exceed at 100% the poverty amount for the interview. After marriage and at the time of AOS filing it needs to be 125%. See the poverty guidelines here. If your above those levels guidelines then your ok. Further reading here.