I-134 Affidavit of Support for Fiance Visa

[moonhunt 1]

Thanks HelloWorld08. I will have to check my income tax return tonight. Thanks for taking the time to help me. I have one more question for you: It's my understanding that my boyfriend (soon fiance) has to translate some documents to english, can you tell me more or less what are they? does he have to translate them in Ecuador or here?

Most information is already explained in instructions.

For income calculation, you have to check your tax return info.

Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) is the number USCIS or US Consular office use for I-134 or I-864.

Also for the number of household, you have to check your tax return info.

If you have dependents declared from your tax return, you may have to include those dependents.

Documentations may need to translated to English if it is not in his/her home country's language, where Interview will be proceed, or English.

So for safe assumption, I would recommend to translate every documents not in English traslated to English and certified.

Certified means that somebody who translated the documen needs to write and sign for accurate "full" translation with his/her knowledge.

[Candy S. 0]

Thanks HelloWorld08. I will have to check my income tax return tonight. Thanks for taking the time to help me. I have one more question for you: It's my understanding that my boyfriend (soon fiance) has to translate some documents to english, can you tell me more or less what are they? does he have to translate them in Ecuador or here?

Most information is already explained in instructions.

For income calculation, you have to check your tax return info.

Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) is the number USCIS or US Consular office use for I-134 or I-864.

Also for the number of household, you have to check your tax return info.

If you have dependents declared from your tax return, you may have to include those dependents.

Documentations may need to translated to English if it is not in his/her home country's language, where Interview will be proceed, or English.

So for safe assumption, I would recommend to translate every documents not in English traslated to English and certified.

Certified means that somebody who translated the documen needs to write and sign for accurate "full" translation with his/her knowledge.

THANKS FOR THE INFORMATION. YOU ARE VERY KIND!

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

Hello. My boyfriend is from Ecuador. We will soon be engaged and we're planning on getting married here in the States. I live in SC. My annual income for the last three years is as follows:

1. 2007 - 17,241.43

2. 2008 - 19,806.41

3. 2009 - will be between 21,165 & 23,000

I also own a car worth about $4,000 and have savings of about $1,500.

1. What do they take in consideration for the 125% poverty guideline? which year?

2. I live with my step-father, my mother & 2 sisters but I pay rent to them, I support myself. Do they count in my household? or will it just be me & my fiance? how many do I count for the poverty guideline?

3. Is it enough income or do I have to look for a sponsor?

Please help me!!

Thanks,

Candy

Your income is enough. They use current and past year in their consideration. You can add 2007 if you want. Asset and bank information is probably not needed, you can leave it blank or add it if you want (more is better I suppose) Your other family members do not count. You and your fiance only.

You have enough income. Be aware this is a judgement call, not a "pass/fail" but I think you have all you need for a judgement in your favor

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

NOTE: You cannot count a car as an asset unless you own more than one car, the second car can be counted as an asset, the reason for this is what would you drive if you sold the car.

In my case I have a daily driver, and a collector car that goes to shows, I could use the collector car as an asset, not my daily driver.

Moving this to Consulate/Embassy fourm, Affidavit of support (I-134) is NOT needed until the visa interview.

So...VJ gave you a driver to take you around every day? But he is not an asset, the car he drives for you is the asset? Correct? Can you eat popcorn in this car?

[PeruvyandGringa 25]

I also have a question regarding the Affidavit of Support. Is there a minimum bank balance they are looking for? Would anyone know what that is?

[EZgoing378 0]

I also have a question regarding the Affidavit of Support. Is there a minimum bank balance they are looking for? Would anyone know what that is?

NO, the main thing they are looking for is INCOME, not assets. Really, if your income is sufficient you don't have to worry about assets. The only time assets come into the equation is if your income is BELOW the appropriate level for your family size, then there is a formula where assets can be used to make up for deficiencies in your income.

[fanlin 0]

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