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  1. bondy88
    If you're completely checked out from family members and friends and acquaintances around you and you're a complete loner, then yes, you'll be having a hard time finding someone to JS your beneficiary. The financial repercussions of signing affidavit of support docs, for a beneficiary who IF they become a public charge after getting their greencard -- are probably way less than getting someone an additional credit card under your line of credit. At least the bank will go after you if the bills are unpaid. Here the government just doesn't give a rats behind if a beneficiary later becomes a public charge. They were seriously going to start enforcing Aos during the previous administration but then elections happened.
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    You can always amend later. But with an amendment you actually have to substantiate your expenses. Fyi, If you're self employed with a Schedule C income and you're not taking reasonable and necessary expenses that are likely expected of your kind of business activity, you're setting yourself up for an audit down the road. Easy fix is to get a joint sponsor or make more money lol
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    This isn't true. There is no prohibition of a U.S citizen accompanying their beneficiary at the interview in Islamabad, not from the embassy itself. The local fascists manning the main door might create a stink though but as a U.S citizen you can go and ask for help...or in this case accompany the beneficiary. Having said that, accompanying the beneficiary to the interview is not a wise choice because you might open yourself up to questioning which would only have been directed at the beneficiary were you not there. The risk of giving inconsistent statements is high when two people are questioned at the same time. So its a huge risk and no reward here.
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