Unemployed

[Jakey-Matey 0]

Awright lads, got another quickie ere

My fiancee (US citizen) who filed the petition on my behalf is currently unemployed and was when she filed the petition (and so put unemployed on the forms).

She is gettin a job within a few days, got her interview n stuff

Is that gonna affect the petition the fact she is unemployed and I am too? (I was a student when this was filed)

Also, if her parents added a statement saying that they would support us n stuff (financially and stuff) is that good or bad we added that?

Cheers

[Dan J 277]

Awright lads, got another quickie ere

My fiancee (US citizen) who filed the petition on my behalf is currently unemployed and was when she filed the petition (and so put unemployed on the forms).

She is gettin a job within a few days, got her interview n stuff

Is that gonna affect the petition the fact she is unemployed and I am too? (I was a student when this was filed)

Also, if her parents added a statement saying that they would support us n stuff (financially and stuff) is that good or bad we added that?

Cheers

This matters at the interview stage, and if your fiancee doesn't meet the requirements, her parents or another co-sponsor can also fill out the I-134. You don't need to show anything in the initial petition as far as support goes.

[Jakey-Matey 0]

I have heard that the I-134 needs to be signed by an official person, like an immigration officer.

Is that true?

Cheers again mate

[Cry_Tuff 0]

Awright lads, got another quickie ere

My fiancee (US citizen) who filed the petition on my behalf is currently unemployed and was when she filed the petition (and so put unemployed on the forms).

She is gettin a job within a few days, got her interview n stuff

Is that gonna affect the petition the fact she is unemployed and I am too? (I was a student when this was filed)

Also, if her parents added a statement saying that they would support us n stuff (financially and stuff) is that good or bad we added that?

Cheers

This matters at the interview stage, and if your fiancee doesn't meet the requirements, her parents or another co-sponsor can also fill out the I-134. You don't need to show anything in the initial petition as far as support goes.

I lost my job May 1st after 5 years....I have since went back to college in pursuit of a criminal justice degree..and have 2 possible job leads... even if I don't have the income by the time the interview rolls around to meet the 125% above poverty level...I am having my parents cosponsor... they will have to fill out an afadavit of support (which your fiance may have to inquire about having someone else aid in sponsoring you to come over.)

[Jakey-Matey 0]

Where to File :

To file this form, it needs to be sworn to or affirmed by a USCIS Officer at any USCIS Office, by a notary public, or other official authorized to administer oaths for general purposes. If the sponsor is outside the United States, the affidavit must be sworn to or affirmed by a USCIS Officer or Consular Officer at any U.S. Embassy or Consulate.

Once the form is affirmed, it should be mailed to the same USCIS office where the application was filed.

Does this mean the the I-134 form seeing as it will be done on my behalf along with my fiancees, need to be signed by a USCIS officer or official?

Or can it be done somewhere like at a local library (we got a notary done there before)

Cheers again again

[bostonparis 0]

Notary is fine.

[cjpdx 0]

Where to File :

To file this form, it needs to be sworn to or affirmed by a USCIS Officer at any USCIS Office, by a notary public, or other official authorized to administer oaths for general purposes. If the sponsor is outside the United States, the affidavit must be sworn to or affirmed by a USCIS Officer or Consular Officer at any U.S. Embassy or Consulate.

Once the form is affirmed, it should be mailed to the same USCIS office where the application was filed.

Does this mean the the I-134 form seeing as it will be done on my behalf along with my fiancees, need to be signed by a USCIS officer or official?

Or can it be done somewhere like at a local library (we got a notary done there before)

Cheers again again

What the other folks said...bascially you don't need to file the 134 at this point. You will bring that with you to your interview. You also don't want to fill it out yet since things will be different a few months down the road. When she does fill it out she will need to sign it in front of a notary. (banks/kinkos/UPS stores) have notarys. it doesn't have to be an immigration official. cheers.

[Jakey-Matey 0]

Awright very nice

Just one question, because my fiancee cannot currently support me financially, how many I-134 will need to be filled out?

I read over it and it confuses me.

I understand she will need to do one for me, but we are gonna need a co sponsor.

Her step dad is willing to help us on this, but to check, will he need to fill out the I-134 along with one from her or is it just one from her?

Cheers again again again

[pushbrk 12,569]

Awright very nice

Just one question, because my fiancee cannot currently support me financially, how many I-134 will need to be filled out?

I read over it and it confuses me.

I understand she will need to do one for me, but we are gonna need a co sponsor.

Her step dad is willing to help us on this, but to check, will he need to fill out the I-134 along with one from her or is it just one from her?

Cheers again again again

One from each.

[Jason-Sasha 1]

And keep in mind, that anyone who fills out a I-134 will also need to submit a G-325A Biographical form with passport style photo. At least this was the rule a couple of years ago. I'm pretty sure its still the rule. Look into this, it may save you some time and RFEs. Hope this helps. And if I'm wrong, please excuse me.