K1 (I-129F Questions) Please help.

[ridgid 0]

Hello, greetings everyone! I am an american citizen who wants to bring my fiancée to United States, I am now almost finish with the I-129F package, but have some things that I want to clarify.

1. Should I enlist my fiancé's child in I-129F even though for now we have no plans of taking the child with her here in the U.S? (I dont want the interviewer ask too many questions about the child and the situation, or NOT bringing the child could jeopardize the result of the K1 Visa approval?) The father of the child is currently uncooperative.

2. For the Affidavit Of Support, I am currently working two jobs as a Certified Nursing Assistant (One full-time and the other is part time.) Would this be enough? Or should I ask my aunt to file a form as well just to be sure?

3. My divorce was just been finalized last month, I have the decree ( Irreconcilable differences, Note: I have known my fiancée since high school in the Philippines ). Would time frame between divorce and petition be a problem?

Thank you all for your help. God bless you all.

[Audy_Rob 26]

1) You are required per the instructions on the I-129F to list all children of the foreign beneficiary. I believe it is children unmarried and under the age of 21 whether they will be following the foreign beneficiary or continuing to reside in the Phils.

For the most part USCIS will only scrutinize the I-129F with regard to children and will not ask questions.

For the Embassy interview where there is great scrutiny, you will have new forms to fill out where you do list separately only the children that will also be joining or following the alien beneficiary.

2) Two jobs does not say if it is enough or not. You need to look at the Poverty Threshiold for 2009 using Form I-864P (note the P) available at www.uscis.gov. Determine your household size and then look up 125% of the poverty threshold for that household size. For 2 people it is $18,212.

3) Usually not, but I would be a fool to say NO problem without question as I have read many cases where it is a problem but it is a problem for certain very specirfic reasons. If you have known your fiancee for such a long period of time, it should not be a problem. Many people file the I-129F shortly after divorcing with great success.

[mrdb52 0]

Hello, greetings everyone! I am an american citizen who wants to bring my fiancée to United States, I am now almost finish with the I-129F package, but have some things that I want to clarify.

1. Should I enlist my fiancé's child in I-129F even though for now we have no plans of taking the child with her here in the U.S? (I dont want the interviewer ask too many questions about the child and the situation, or NOT bringing the child could jeopardize the result of the K1 Visa approval?) The father of the child is currently uncooperative.

2. For the Affidavit Of Support, I am currently working two jobs as a Certified Nursing Assistant (One full-time and the other is part time.) Would this be enough? Or should I ask my aunt to file a form as well just to be sure?

3. My divorce was just been finalized last month, I have the decree ( Irreconcilable differences, Note: I have known my fiancée since high school in the Philippines ). Would time frame between divorce and petition be a problem?

Thank you all for your help. God bless you all.

For me, my fiancee has 4 kids (16-25). I listed them all and received my NOA-2 on 2Aug10 with no problems.