affidavit of support

[Harriett H 1]

I am currently filling out the affidavit of support for my K1 visa. I am the US petitioner. My question is, if my income from taxes isn't enough to qualify as a sole sponsor for my fiancé.. can I include my savings account in the affidavit? 

I was thinking of doing this while also including my mother as a joint sponsor, who technically doesn't make enough either but I figured it could only help my case?

[payxibka 10,045]

50 minutes ago, Harriett H said:

I am currently filling out the affidavit of support for my K1 visa. I am the US petitioner. My question is, if my income from taxes isn't enough to qualify as a sole sponsor for my fiancé.. can I include my savings account in the affidavit? 

I was thinking of doing this while also including my mother as a joint sponsor, who technically doesn't make enough either but I figured it could only help my case?

You need at least one qualified sponsor.   Two almost qualified sponsors are not sponsors at all

[Ryan H 3,812]

Moved from Progress Reports to Process & Procedures.

[Harriett H 1]

4 hours ago, payxibka said:

You need at least one qualified sponsor.   Two almost qualified sponsors are not sponsors at all

Thank you for replying. My question is, can I qualify as a sponsor by adding my savings account and evidence of it in the affidavit of support?

[payxibka 10,045]

7 hours ago, Harriett H said:

Thank you for replying. My question is, can I qualify as a sponsor by adding my savings account and evidence of it in the affidavit of support?

What other reason would there be to have an assets section on the affidavit.  3 to 1 ratio

[Greenbaum 12,259]

10 hours ago, Harriett H said:

Thank you for replying. My question is, can I qualify as a sponsor by adding my savings account and evidence of it in the affidavit of support?

There is an asset section to be completed on the I-134, Affidavit of Support. The ratio of savings must be 3 to 1 as @payxibka stated. If your savings do not qualify then a suitable sponsor who has an income level greater than the required level for your family size would be recommended. A good qualified co-sponsor would be a family member first.

[Marieke H 2,512]

19 hours ago, Harriett H said:

including my mother as a joint sponsor, who technically doesn't make enough either but I figured it could only help my case?

If your mother does not qualify as a cosponsor, her affidavit of support won't mean anything.