proof of finance from sponsor

[rgirling62 0]

hi there me and my fiance are just waiting on are NOA2 and hopefuly shouldnt be much longer, but i have been a little worried about the proof of finance. she goes to school and works full time and is border line on the recomendation of finance about 14,000 a year but dosent really have any substantial savings. were as i should have saved about 10-14 thousand in saving before my interview in london.

i was wondering about a co-signer, her mum is on high disability but im not sure if we could use her as a sponsor because of not working?, my grandad is quiet well off and could more then easily sponsor us and is willing i was just wandering if he could? as hes not american and british.

the whole assets and finance support is getting really confusing, so if anyone could help shine a bit of light on it, on whats the best things to do and prepair. is greatly appretiated

thanks ryan x

[LeftCoastLady 441]

The financial component is based on the poverty guidelines. You can view the 2012 guidelines here: http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/i-864p.pdf

If it's just the two of you, then your fiancée would need to earn a minimum of $18,912 annually. The co-sponsor has to be a US citizen, so your grandfather will not be able to serve as a co-sponsor.

If you go the self-sponsor route, which is an option for London, then you would need to provide documentation on your savings. Is that 10-14 thousand dollars or pounds? If it's dollars, that will not be enough. You should have at least the $18,912 to match the guidelines. Does your fiancée have a family member who could serve as your sponsor?

You can read more about the support requirements on the embassy site: http://london.usembassy.gov/faffidavit.html

hi there me and my fiance are just waiting on are NOA2 and hopefuly shouldnt be much longer, but i have been a little worried about the proof of finance. she goes to school and works full time and is border line on the recomendation of finance about 14,000 a year but dosent really have any substantial savings. were as i should have saved about 10-14 thousand in saving before my interview in london.

i was wondering about a co-signer, her mum is on high disability but im not sure if we could use her as a sponsor because of not working?, my grandad is quiet well off and could more then easily sponsor us and is willing i was just wandering if he could? as hes not american and british.

the whole assets and finance support is getting really confusing, so if anyone could help shine a bit of light on it, on whats the best things to do and prepair. is greatly appretiated

thanks ryan x

[rgirling62 0]

its dollars.. her brother might be able to help. she has some good family friends that would be able to sponsor is just talking to them could we use somone who is not relted? and thankyou for the information

[Penguin_ie 5,992]

Yes, any greencard holder or US citizen living in the USA can be a joint sponsor.

[bigdog 376]

Yes, any greencard holder or US citizen living in the USA can be a joint sponsor.

Yes, probably not a bad idea and you will have a backup plan.