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I recently looked at some forms my fiance will have to fill out before going to his interview at the american embassy and one of the questions asked what type of work does he plan on doing when he gets to the U.S. My fiance is a student and will most likely continue his education in the U.S., but plans on working odd-jobs until he is finished. Does anyone have any suggestions on what he should put as an answer or does anyone have any experiences to share with this? (even during the interview).

help would be greatly appreciated!

Hey everyone,

There's a question on the I-134 that says: I intend (or do not intend) to make specific contributions to the person named in item 3 (which is the fiance), and so if you intend to do so you have to say what you intend to do...what should I write???

Hi everyone,

My parents are most likely going to be my co-sponsors since I'm justing finishing up college and don't have a sufficient income. But my parents are worried about what responsiilites they have (financial) as co sponsors and do those responsibilities end once we are married and my fiancee becomes a "permanant resident"??

Any answers will be appreciated!!

thank you very very much!!

Hello everyone,

I'm filing an I-129F and have a few questions about the whole financial aspect of the process. I am graduating college this may and have only held part-time jobs during my time as a student. I have a little savings...meaning about $1500 but my parents are willing to add some of their savings into my account. They are also willing to be co-sponsors.

My questions are:

Do I include the I-134 in my I-129F package? If not, then when?

Does anyone know from experience how difficult it will be to get an I-129F approved if one has never had a full time job? and do they consider the fact the you have been in college?

Thank you. Help will be greatly appreciated!!