Affidavit of Support - Co-Sponsor for K-1 Visa

[annaquin 6]

Hello,

 

USCIS recently received our petition and now begins the waiting process. Our case is nearly perfect, but I am really worried about our financial situation, and whether or not his embassy (Colombo, Sri Lanka) will accept my co-sponsor for the I-134, Affidavit of Support with open arms. I am a full-time student at university and don't work, but do receive financial aid for my studies and living expenses, and otherwise rely on my family entirely. They are completely supportive of this and my close aunt agreed to be my co-sponsor, so I will be sending him the required forms and documents for his interview asap after we receive our decision (NOA2). To my knowledge, that means 2 copies of the I-134, Affidavit of Support form - one formed filled by my aunt and the other myself, along with the supporting documentation.

 

I have read that some embassies are more accepting of co-sponsors in general and others ... not so much.

 

Does anyone else have experience with a co-sponsor at all, or know how the Colombo embassy handles situations such as this? 

 

Anything helps,

 

-Anna

[UKUSABoston 56]

I am a full time student as well and have had part time jobs. My grandfather said he would cosponsor. My fiance is from England so hoping it works with his country as well! I was wondering if my grandfather and I need to fill out separate forms plus I need to give my taxes and maybe a letter from college stating I'm at that university maybe? I know he needs all his paperwork as well.