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Hi, I just start working 8 months ago but par-times about 41hours per month, now I’m doing the same work but 203 hours per month,  I also I have an autistic son that he receives SSI monthly benefits, I know I’m not qualified for filling I-134 by myself I have a sister that she sponsored 4 of out family members and she also has a son who lives with her and relays on her support.  Can she still sponsor my fiancé, her income if she is to sponsor my fiancé is above poverty line for 7 people including my fiancé.  My question is if she is to sponsor my fiancé do I need to fill out 3 of I-134 forms one for her one for me and one for my son’s SSI benefits? Please can you tell me what do I need to do? 

 

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Yes, as long as your sister's income meets the 100% (125% will be needed for AOS once your fiance arrives in the US) requirement per household size, she can be a co-sponsor. You would need to submit an I-134 yourself and an I-134 from your sister.

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