i'll try an easier question

[gigglingolive 1]

Ok since nobody knew what to answer my last question with i'll try another. I 'm still going to do it and just hope for the best.

Ok so here goes...

I am still living with my parents and will be while doing this process. It is the easiest way for me to save money for everything. .....traveling to korea to see him....the wedding...our future together.....so forth

So I was wondering if anybody else still lived with their parents while doing this and did everything go ok???

Or me not having my own place yet going to be a problem??

[Ladylethal 12]

Well, I live with my parents, and I don´t see why this should have any effect on your process? My fiance lives with his parents as well.

[PrettyGirls 1]

Living with your parents during the process shouldn't be a problem at all. Just as long as you're employed (or will have some sort of financial support for you and your future spouse), put the correct address information on the forms, and will be able to accommodate your spouse, you should be fine.

[Not Available 0]

Keith lived with his parents through the process. The parents didnt need to sponsor me, only he did as he reached the poverty level on his own. When I got approved we still lived with them for a couple of months.

[Jasman0717 9]

The important stuff is that you are financially responsible for him!

[yassmine2878 1]

Shouldnt be a problem. Im living with my aunt and uncle while I wait for the visa to bring Ahmed 'home'. As long as you can meet the income requirements, I wouldnt worry too much. Ive even seen one or two folks who's parents are co-sponsoring their fiance.

[gigglingolive 1]

thanks for the replies!!

that makes me happy....one less thing to worry about

and i am employed so no problem there.....but i have only been employed since february...would that matter any???

[yassmine2878 1]

thanks for the replies!!

that makes me happy....one less thing to worry about

and i am employed so no problem there.....but i have only been employed since february...would that matter any???

That would probably depend on how picky your consulate is. Im going through Casablanca and they are a real PITA when it comes to the financial #######. Is this your first job? Do you have any previous years tax returns to show financial stability? You may not need to worry about it depending on when your fiance's interview comes up. I had to change jobs this last September, but by the time Ahmed has his interview, I will have been with the company about a year so I wont look like such a job-hopper.