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Unless your co-sponsor has propertyy or other sources of income, there's a good chance that the SSI may not be sufficient to show support, you know, later when you adjust your status. It might be enough to get her here on a K-1 visa. Once she starts working, you can add her income to the mix.

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i am not on K1 i am on IR1 route...well my co sponsor ssi and va disability is enough for 125% poverty but what i want to know if they considered it as income? we have a letter from ssi and va that said how much the amount everymonth and considered permanent.....

 
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