quick question on I-134

[Joey559 1]

Ok, I just want to verify before I make my mother gather info. she doesn't need:

I make over $16,500 a year but we're just hedging our bets and having my mother sign on as a co-sponsor now just because I want to be extra safe. Two of everything - just call me NASA. We'll also be living with her for the first six months or so and I think it shows her support that she's willing to serve as a sponsor. She also makes over $16,500 and her financial advisor has also given me a short list of her assets to include. As she has more than enough at that point, can we leave the real estate she owns off then? And where it says, "I own real estate in the value of $xxxx" can she just put N/A in there and it won't be considered lying? If we dont' have to put it then she doesn't have to gather supporting documents and frankly that would be GREAT.

Thanks, guys!

Joey

[gag54611 1]

Your joint income is more than adequate to satisfy the requirement, so you don't need to worry about real estate value. Technically she doesn't need to include her asset information either.

Best of luck,

G

[jennarzx 0]

If it was me...I would include EVERYTHING .....real estate is a huge investment and will show marginal profit over time.....If you have it, then show it! A little extra can only help....not hurt.......I make a more than decent income, but I was not about to leave my assets out. They are just as beneficial to you financially as the money you earn from your job!.....just thinkin..

[gag54611 1]

It is a big waste of effort for people going through the UK consulate since the I-134 does not appear to be heavily scritinised. In any case, its the I-864 that gets filed at AOS time that has more of a bearing from a financial perspective. I still say forget about the real estate value.

G