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Different co-sponsor for I-134 (K1) and I-864 (AOS)

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spikes746   39

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I searched for this topic in various ways in this forum and could not find an answer.

 

Will it be an issue if the co-sponsor for the I-134 is different to the co-sponsor for the I-864? We have my fiance's parents sponsoring us for the I-134 but they felt it was such a hassle and pain that they say they do not want to do all the paperwork for it again for AOS. 

 

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4 minutes ago, spikes746 said:

I searched for this topic in various ways in this forum and could not find an answer.

 

Will it be an issue if the co-sponsor for the I-134 is different to the co-sponsor for the I-864? We have my fiance's parents sponsoring us for the I-134 but they felt it was such a hassle and pain that they say they do not want to do all the paperwork for it again for AOS. 

 

Thank you for any replies.

No issues 

YMMV

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1 hour ago, spikes746 said:

I searched for this topic in various ways in this forum and could not find an answer.

 

Will it be an issue if the co-sponsor for the I-134 is different to the co-sponsor for the I-864? We have my fiance's parents sponsoring us for the I-134 but they felt it was such a hassle and pain that they say they do not want to do all the paperwork for it again for AOS. 

 

Thank you for any replies.

 

Just start thinking about the visa and AOS as separate things. The visa is issued by the Department of State, she uses it, and it's over.  

 

Applying for the greencard (AOS) is like starting anew with USCIS and she can use a new married name, new sponsors, etc. 

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25 minutes ago, Wuozopo said:

 

Just start thinking about the visa and AOS as separate things. The visa is issued by the Department of State, she uses it, and it's over.  

 

Applying for the greencard (AOS) is like starting anew with USCIS and she can use a new married name, new sponsors, etc. 

Ah, understood. Thanks for the clarification.

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Pitaya   2,576

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Non-issue. 

Completed: K1/K2 (271 days) - AOS/EAD/AP (134 days) - ROC (279 days)

"Si vis amari, ama" - Seneca

 

 

 

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