Transferring "sponsor" from myself to someone living in the US?

[JeanneAdil 6,289]

you would do the petition and be the spousor and file the needed support 

needed are your curretnt ncome tax returns and US residency at time of interview 

sosponsor can help

[Redro 4,602]

12 hours ago, chardabra said:

Hi,

 

I'll just get straight into my question:

 

I'm a US citizen currently living abroad, and I want to move back to the US with my non-citizen fiancé. She will thus be applying for a K-1 visa. But since I currently do not live in the states, can a relative/friend that does live in the US be the "sponsor"?

 

E.g. this page that describes the process assumes that I, the US citizen, am living in the US, which doesn't help me really: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel … e-k-1.html

 

Appreciate if anyone has any informative links on the topic as I haven't been able to find any info re this. 

1. When are you planning to move back to the US?
2. Do you want to move WITH your partner or BEFORE your partner? 
3. Is it important for your partner to be able to work and/or leave the US during the first year they arrive?  

[Scandi 3,979]

6 hours ago, D-R-J said:

Do you have a residence permit where you live? If you were married and had a job offer that required moving with short notice, you might qualify for direct consular filing, which can significantly reduce how long it takes to get a visa. It’s something you should at least be aware of. 

AFAIK, DCF isn't a thing for Sweden anymore. 

[D-R-J 158]

9 hours ago, Scandi said:

AFAIK, DCF isn't a thing for Sweden anymore. 

Hmm…I think all embassies can still accept DCF at their discretion. Moving for a job that starts with short notice is one example given where an embassy might still except DCF. https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-6-part-b-chapter-3

Edited August 17, 2023 by D-R-J