Pls Advice

[Chealse 0]

Hello everyone, would it be a problem if beneficiary don't have money in saving account/bank statement at the time of K-1 official interview with the consular? Does beneficiary needs to present a job letter from employer? Any advice will be greatly appreciated.

[southernman 29]

Nope but the petetioner needs to show enough income and will have to fill out I-134 support document.

[Dave&Roza 748]

Hello everyone, would it be a problem if beneficiary don't have money in saving account/bank statement at the time of K-1 official interview with the consular? Does beneficiary needs to present a job letter from employer? Any advice will be greatly appreciated.

No, the beneficiary's income does not matter unless the job will continue in the US. The petitioner is the one who completes the I-134 and states their income and backs that income statement up with a letter from their employer or tax transcripts or pay stubs. The petitioner must make above the poverty guidelines for the I-134, but some Embassies/Consulates require 125% and all documentation needed for the I-864 Affadavit of Support filed during the adjustment of status (AOS) phase after getting married in the US. Check the requirement of your Embassy/Consulate to be 100% clear on what they want from the petitioner to show financial support in order for the beneficiary to be granted a visa.

Good luck,

Dave

[cordobesa23 1]

Ok so if petitioner is one in the household and plus fiance its 2 total the required income form USCIS is around 20.000 for 2 and petitioner makes 33.000 and has letter from employers that has been at both jobs for more than 5 years and both are full time . And also will send in with I-134 i will send in taxes for last two years

Will this be enough ???

[TKBRAVO 4]

Hello everyone, would it be a problem if beneficiary don't have money in saving account/bank statement at the time of K-1 official interview with the consular? Does beneficiary needs to present a job letter from employer? Any advice will be greatly appreciated.

The petitioner should file I134 and attache copies of tx return, of almost last 3 years to be sure.this is one of the option that I think is easy, since everyone in the US file taxes.

[Chealse 0]

My best regards to everyone for the quick response. Your advices are greatly appreciated. Once again, I thank you all...

[KayDeeCee 4,893]

Ok so if petitioner is one in the household and plus fiance its 2 total the required income form USCIS is around 20.000 for 2 and petitioner makes 33.000 and has letter from employers that has been at both jobs for more than 5 years and both are full time . And also will send in with I-134 i will send in taxes for last two years

Will this be enough ???

They make well over the requirement and are providing a letters from their employers and the last 2 years of tax returns, I cannot see why that would not be enough unless your consulate instructions specifically ask for something more.