I-134, I do not meet the finacial requirements but I have a relative that is willing to sponser what do I do?

[Chris_Жанна 11]

Hello,

I have been a student for the last few tax seasons and do not meet the 125% of the poverty line of income. I was told by a USCIS rep that my mother is eligible to sponsor my fiance. Can anyone tell me what additional paper I have to submit with the I-134 document?

[Tygrys 143]

Hello,

I have been a student for the last few tax seasons and do not meet the 125% of the poverty line of income. I was told by a USCIS rep that my mother is eligible to sponsor my fiance. Can anyone tell me what additional paper I have to submit with the I-134 document?

You still will be a sponsor, although with no income. For your mother to co-sponsor she will need to fill out a separate I-134.

[baron555 934]

[Otto 83]

I have been a student for the last few tax seasons and do not meet the 125% of the poverty line of income. I was told by a USCIS rep that my mother is eligible to sponsor my fiance. Can anyone tell me what additional paper I have to submit with the I-134 document?

Each I-134 must be submitted with any/all supporting documents (such as tax return/transcript(s), w-2's etc.). You, the USC Spouse/Fiancé, will always be the Sponsor (regardless of income) so you'll submit the I-134 and any/all supporting documents. If the USC spouse/fiancé does not meet the minimum income requirements, he/she should obtain a co-sponsor (your mother for example) - she will complete an I-134 (with any/all supporting documents). In the case of a K-1, both affidavits of support will be presented at the interview.

[payxibka 10,047]

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