co sponsor question

[Gamal 0]

If I have a co sponsor, I dont need to fill out an I-134 form for myself correct?

[Hell0W0rld 10]

you'll need to fill one out regardless because you are the primary sponsor...

[Gamal 0]

you'll need to fill one out regardless because you are the primary sponsor...

thanks, also when I send my fiance proof of relationship like reciepts, ect. do they have to be originals or copies

Edited March 17, 2009 by Gamal

[pushbrk 13,043]

you'll need to fill one out regardless because you are the primary sponsor...

thanks, also when I send my fiance proof of relationship like reciepts, ect. do they have to be originals or copies

Copies are fine.

[Gamal 0]

you'll need to fill one out regardless because you are the primary sponsor...

thanks, also when I send my fiance proof of relationship like reciepts, ect. do they have to be originals or copies

Copies are fine.

thank you

[TotalTommyTerror 0]

I have a friend who said his affidavit for himself just stated zero income and he didn't even include his tax returns, since his dad was co-sponsoring his.

I'm kind of in the same boat, with no income, but I've got sponsors from relatives, and I'm pretty much doing the same thing, filling out an affidavit that says I've got nada.

[pushbrk 13,043]

I have a friend who said his affidavit for himself just stated zero income and he didn't even include his tax returns, since his dad was co-sponsoring his.

I'm kind of in the same boat, with no income, but I've got sponsors from relatives, and I'm pretty much doing the same thing, filling out an affidavit that says I've got nada.

A "relative" not "relatives" may act as a co-sponsor.

[TotalTommyTerror 0]

I have a friend who said his affidavit for himself just stated zero income and he didn't even include his tax returns, since his dad was co-sponsoring his.

I'm kind of in the same boat, with no income, but I've got sponsors from relatives, and I'm pretty much doing the same thing, filling out an affidavit that says I've got nada.

A "relative" not "relatives" may act as a co-sponsor.

Hah, well, that's good to know. Means I need half as much paperwork from them now.

[pushbrk 13,043]

I have a friend who said his affidavit for himself just stated zero income and he didn't even include his tax returns, since his dad was co-sponsoring his.

I'm kind of in the same boat, with no income, but I've got sponsors from relatives, and I'm pretty much doing the same thing, filling out an affidavit that says I've got nada.

A "relative" not "relatives" may act as a co-sponsor.

Hah, well, that's good to know. Means I need half as much paperwork from them now.

It also means one person must qualify on their own based on their own income. If taxes are filed jointly, transcripts can't be used. They'll need to provide complete tax returns including W2 and/or 1099 forms to show which income is their own.