I-134 Employment...

[Izoom 0]

I am just about to wrap up getting my papers together to send off to Danielle and I have come to a roadblock. I just recently got laid off at the car

dealership I worked at. I was only a valet, but it was making ends meet. Now my father has agreed to be my co-sponsor and has provided all the

evidence and proofs that I need and he is well past the minimum income.

Will the lack of current employment likely hurt our situation? I would hate to wait to send her the paperwork until I have a job, which could be next

week or next month at this rate. I know the P3 is about to arrive for her and that she has time to send it back, I just don't want to delay this process

any more than necessary. I'm searching high and low for a job that will make ends meet for our situation, but alas nothing so far.

Please advise. I have searched and I would prefer some input on the situation due to some threads being from a few years back.

[spookyturtle 9,466]

As long as you have a co-sponsor who meets the income requirements you shoudn't have a problem. The US economy is in a downswing and layoffs are increasing.

[melusine 5]

yep agree.... your co-sponsor is just fine.

Don't wait !

[Izoom 0]

I was about to get my letter of employment too. I feel bad because I was doing so well with getting all the items I needed to send to her prepared.

Then this happens and I am left wondering what to do. I suppose that with my father's sponsorship and plenty of supporting evidence that they will

hopefully not look down upon my lack of current employment. I can only imagine that by the time she is going to the interview, I will have found

another job by then.

[Devkpaik 1]

I was about to get my letter of employment too. I feel bad because I was doing so well with getting all the items I needed to send to her prepared.

Then this happens and I am left wondering what to do. I suppose that with my father's sponsorship and plenty of supporting evidence that they will

hopefully not look down upon my lack of current employment. I can only imagine that by the time she is going to the interview, I will have found

another job by then.

You're fine. I don't even have a job, I'm a full-time student. So are many people on this forum. A co-sponsor will suffice.

My fiance just got her visa and like I mentioned, I don't have a job, haven't had a job for a long time (not counting when I interned at my friend's dad's real estate development company for like five months", and everything was fine.

Not sure where you searched about this particular situation, but there are lots. I even posted a similar thread a few months ago.

You;ll be fine, good luck!

[Izoom 0]

I searched but maybe I was viewing them chronologically or something. Sorry that this gets asked so much, believe me, I don't like repitition either. Thanks for the information.

[Devkpaik 1]

I searched but maybe I was viewing them chronologically or something. Sorry that this gets asked so much, believe me, I don't like repitition either. Thanks for the information.

Hey, no I didn't mean it like that. I was just saying that it's definitely on here, but I wasn't like lecturing you for re-posting, as I used to report alllllllllllllllll the time.