husband doesn't have a job

[analyn99 0]

Hi. I'm new here but this website seems really helpful. My husband doesn't have a job. Would they reject me during the interview since I can't provide an affidavit of support?

[FarmersWife 0]

Does he have an income? From investments etc. Cause it is about income and not about employment. One other couple on here used the income they received from investments as part of their support documentation.

[DaniDimo 0]

Any family member so it can be joint sponsor or co sponsor...?

[analyn99 0]

Does he have an income? From investments etc. Cause it is about income and not about employment. One other couple on here used the income they received from investments as part of their support documentation.

nope. he lives with his dad. doesn't have a job at all. his dad is the one who supports him. he doesn't have any source of income except what his dad gives him every month.

Any family member so it can be joint sponsor or co sponsor...?

his dad i guess. but would they reject my visa cus he doesn't have a job?

[YuAndDan 153]

How about a co-sponsor, a relative that can support you until you adjust status?

US Embassy Manila requires affidavit of support, for K-Visa.

Form I-134 Affidavit of Support: The I-134 Affidavit of Support is required for returning residents (SB-1), fiancé(e)s or spouses of U.S. citizens (K1, K3), children of K1 and K3 applicants, spouses and children of lawful permanent residents (LPRs), applicants with special immigrant status, and follow-to-join derivative family members of employment-based (E) applicants. A copy of the sponsor's most recent Federal income tax return (Form 1040) should accompany the I-134. Faxed copies of the ITR are acceptable.

http://manila.usembassy.gov/wwwh3217.html

[analyn99 0]

would an affidavit of support from his dad do? thank u so much !

[Karaoke 0]

Maybe doesn't have a job right now, but perhaps he has savings/investments?

Not sure if also the 401k counts though...

Hi. I'm new here but this website seems really helpful. My husband doesn't have a job. Would they reject me during the interview since I can't provide an affidavit of support?

[MrsRowe 2]

How about a co-sponsor, a relative that can support you until you adjust status?

US Embassy Manila requires affidavit of support, for K-Visa.

Form I-134 Affidavit of Support: The I-134 Affidavit of Support is required for returning residents (SB-1), fiancé(e)s or spouses of U.S. citizens (K1, K3), children of K1 and K3 applicants, spouses and children of lawful permanent residents (LPRs), applicants with special immigrant status, and follow-to-join derivative family members of employment-based (E) applicants. A copy of the sponsor's most recent Federal income tax return (Form 1040) should accompany the I-134. Faxed copies of the ITR are acceptable.

http://manila.usembassy.gov/wwwh3217.html

I believe how it goes is that he has to do it and his father goes as co-sponsor. I am not quite sure how that works exactly.

[*JG* 2]

Yes, his father or someone else will have to sponsor you.

[YuAndDan 153]

would an affidavit of support from his dad do? thank u so much !

YES You should have 2 to present at the visa interview, one from your spouse (Because ultimately he will be your primary sponsor for the green card), and one from his father, who will probably be joint sponsor for the green-card.

[shiri 0]

Yes, his father or someone else will have to sponsor you.

Yes what you need is for him to fill out the paperwork for the support. Then he will need either a cosponsor (His dad) someone that combined with his income makes the 125% above poverty level or a joint sponsor someone from a different household that can support you 125% above poverty level for their household. If his dad does the co sponsor thing you will need the form I864A and your hubby would do the I864... if you do a joint sponsor, someone from another household the joint sponsor would fill out the I864 as well. I hope that helps a little.

[edp333 9]

Yes, his father or someone else will have to sponsor you.

Yes what you need is for him to fill out the paperwork for the support. Then he will need either a cosponsor (His dad) someone that combined with his income makes the 125% above poverty level or a joint sponsor someone from a different household that can support you 125% above poverty level for their household. If his dad does the co sponsor thing you will need the form I864A and your hubby would do the I864... if you do a joint sponsor, someone from another household the joint sponsor would fill out the I864 as well. I hope that helps a little.

For a K3 petition at the USEM the sponsor will fill out an I-134 checking the co-sponsor box. The co-sponsor will fill out a seperate I-134.

Unless there has been a recent change, the I-864 is not used at the Manila Embassy for K visas.

[#CHE4CH# 0]

Yes, his father or someone else will have to sponsor you.

Yes what you need is for him to fill out the paperwork for the support. Then he will need either a cosponsor (His dad) someone that combined with his income makes the 125% above poverty level or a joint sponsor someone from a different household that can support you 125% above poverty level for their household. If his dad does the co sponsor thing you will need the form I864A and your hubby would do the I864... if you do a joint sponsor, someone from another household the joint sponsor would fill out the I864 as well. I hope that helps a little.

For a K3 petition at the USEM the sponsor will fill out an I-134 checking the co-sponsor box. The co-sponsor will fill out a seperate I-134.

Unless there has been a recent change, the I-864 is not used at the Manila Embassy for K visas.

HeLLo!

What do you mean, the I-864 is no longer used at the Manila Embassy for K visas? Oh! No were in trouble then since my husband are using this form..........

[spidergirl 0]

Yes, his father or someone else will have to sponsor you.

Yes what you need is for him to fill out the paperwork for the support. Then he will need either a cosponsor (His dad) someone that combined with his income makes the 125% above poverty level or a joint sponsor someone from a different household that can support you 125% above poverty level for their household. If his dad does the co sponsor thing you will need the form I864A and your hubby would do the I864... if you do a joint sponsor, someone from another household the joint sponsor would fill out the I864 as well. I hope that helps a little.

For a K3 petition at the USEM the sponsor will fill out an I-134 checking the co-sponsor box. The co-sponsor will fill out a seperate I-134.

Unless there has been a recent change, the I-864 is not used at the Manila Embassy for K visas.

HeLLo!

What do you mean, the I-864 is no longer used at the Manila Embassy for K visas? Oh! No were in trouble then since my husband are using this form..........

I-864 if for AOS (greencard ) applications and I-134 is for K Visas (k-1 and K-3) application.

[Chet 0]

Please excuse me for my comments as I have no intention to be judgmental. Based on the questions you raised and the answers provided, are you sure this is the person you want to marry and spend the rest of your life with? The reason is, if this person lives in the US and is petitioning for you, shouldn't he be doing all the research and do-dilligance to make sure he can bring you to the US? This doesn't mean you can't help, but it appears to me that you are doing all the research for him. As a man who wants to bring his wife over, I would make sure as heck that (1) my financial is in place (2) I am in a capacity to take care of my wife (3) I am able to do all the legwork and research I can before starting the journey (4) I am able to provide the basic essentials of food and shelter without depending on someone.

Again forgive me if my comments is out of place. It just doesn't seem right that you have to inquire these questions when the person petitioning you should have done so.