i134 and previous i864 (possibly)

[jstryker 41]

So Im filling out the i134 and stuck on the part where It asks if: I have previously submitted affidavit(s) of support for the following person(s).

Back in 2002-ish I petitioned for alien spouse. Not sure if I did any of these Affadavit's of Support or not - although if I did, Im sure it would have to have been a i864. Attorney back then no longer has the records.

Should I just select "YES"? Is this information known/verified during the interview - or do they just take the i134 and file it without going over all the details?

If I select yes and put her info down - could this have an effect on my beneficiary getting her K1? I dont think my previous spouse ever went on the public assistance - but she could have even though she was remarried.

[Sagot 1,548]

So Im filling out the i134 and stuck on the part where It asks if: I have previously submitted affidavit(s) of support for the following person(s).

Back in 2002-ish I petitioned for alien spouse. Not sure if I did any of these Affadavit's of Support or not - although if I did, Im sure it would have to have been a i864. Attorney back then no longer has the records.

Should I just select "YES"? Is this information known/verified during the interview - or do they just take the i134 and file it without going over all the details?

If I select yes and put her info down - could this have an effect on my beneficiary getting her K1? I dont think my previous spouse ever went on the public assistance - but she could have even though she was remarried.

Did you complete the visa process, and complete the I-864 for the spouse? Did she come to the USA? If yes, then check yes,

Getting divorced, and your past spouse getting remarried doesn't remove your obligation.

This won't affect your fiancee getting her visa, it would, potentially, add one more dependent.

Edited December 22, 2016 by Philippines^Sagot

[jstryker 41]

Did you complete the visa process, and complete the I-864 for the spouse? Did she come to the USA? If yes, then check yes,

Getting divorced, and your past spouse getting remarried doesn't remove your obligation.

This won't affect your fiancee getting her visa, it would, potentially, add one more dependent.

Kinda complicated. She was already here. I didnt know she was an "undocumented" as a youngster. Technically she would have qualified for DACA but that was unheard of back then.

Once we were married she asked me if I minded helping her with her paperwork. Had NO IDEA what the hell PAPERWORK meant. So yea we got an immigration attorney after we were married and filed paperwork. I have no clue what kind of paperwork though so I SUPPOSE it would have to have included an affidavit of support. There was a waiver of some sort we had to file is all I know because she was here illegally.

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[Sagot 1,548]

Kinda complicated. She was already here. I didnt know she was an "undocumented" as a youngster. Technically she would have qualified for DACA but that was unheard of back then.

Once we were married she asked me if I minded helping her with her paperwork. Had NO IDEA what the hell PAPERWORK meant. So yea we got an immigration attorney after we were married and filed paperwork. I have no clue what kind of paperwork though so I SUPPOSE it would have to have included an affidavit of support. There was a waiver of some sort we had to file is all I know because she was here illegally.

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Here is the deal with the I-864.. it is forever, with three exceptions; The immigrant 1) works for 10 years. 2) becomes a U.S. citizen. 3) Dies.