Viet Nam and K 1 Co-Sponsor

[Teacher Mark 53]

I have been told that the laws changed in July 2007 and if you do not meet the financial requirements that you can't have a Co-Sponsor. That the K-3 route is the only option. True or not? Thanks.

[YuAndDan 153]

Not true. Co-Sponsors are acceptable.

[Rob & Jin 0]

Not true. Co-Sponsors are acceptable.

Not true of course you can have co- sponser

[Teacher Mark 53]

Thanks for the response. I have also read that the Embassies or Consulates have individual guidelines and regulations, whether it is legal or not. I have read that Ho Chi Minh is arbitrarily denying the K-1s with Co-Sponsors.

"My fiancee only carry tax returns for 1 year. The C/o said that they don't accept co-sponsor for k-1 visa.

I don't have any unusual circumstances when filing tax within the last 3 year,

The blue slip say I don't have enough income to support my fiancee, and it also say that I need not turn in any document, until my income is improve significantly. It also said that if I need to turn in any document at later date, I have to get form irs 1722 tax transcript of current year tax.

At the bottom of the page it said that if I don't supply document or evidence requested, or take any action within one year, then the application will be cancel"

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/lofivers....php/t9303.html

This is just one example I have found on this site about HCMC.

[rebeccajo 14]

Familiarize yourself with the 'behavior' of the HCMC consulate - one of the most difficult to pass through, and one with a high fraud rate.

Also look for readings here and on google from the attorney Marc Ellis, a specialist in HCMC.