Co-sponsorship Letter of Intent

[RexT 0]

I have a friend that will be a co-sponsor for me as I have been in graduate school for the past 3 years and have not worked much during that time. I have used the past year applying for positions in my field with no avail. I am sure that will change with the administration change, but not right away. Along with the notarized I-134 forms from the both of us, would it be prudent to include some form of a letter of intent from my friend being the co-sponsor? I have adequate savings and some assets, but have read that income is more of a determining factor in granting the visa. Thanks in advance for any advise on this issue. Rex

[KimandRuss 0]

You'll want to check out the SAWASDEE thread here in this forum for Embassy specific guidelines regarding co-sponsors and ask the folks that have been through Bangkok.

[pushbrk 12,606]

I have a friend that will be a co-sponsor for me as I have been in graduate school for the past 3 years and have not worked much during that time. I have used the past year applying for positions in my field with no avail. I am sure that will change with the administration change, but not right away. Along with the notarized I-134 forms from the both of us, would it be prudent to include some form of a letter of intent from my friend being the co-sponsor? I have adequate savings and some assets, but have read that income is more of a determining factor in granting the visa. Thanks in advance for any advise on this issue. Rex

No.