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I'm a soldier, do I need significant amount of money??

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Hey guys, I see that they want to look into my bank account when I put in that K1 Visa for my fiance in Germany. Does that mean I need a certain amount of money in the account to get this visa approved? I'm only a soldier and I really don't have much money saved up.

In the military I get extra pay to support dependents, which would be her, and thats all I have really.

Help me with this question please!

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Hey guys, I see that they want to look into my bank account when I put in that K1 Visa for my fiance in Germany. Does that mean I need a certain amount of money in the account to get this visa approved? I'm only a soldier and I really don't have much money saved up.

In the military I get extra pay to support dependents, which would be her, and thats all I have really.

Help me with this question please!

My fiancee is also a soldier... he dont have any savings in the bank (but his anual salary met the poverty guidelines).. during my interview i didnt have any problem regarding his financial status..

Goodluck :thumbs:

PINOY And We know that GOD causes all things to work together for good to those who love GOD, to those who are called according to HIS purpose Romans 8:28

PINAY WE can do everything through HIM who gives US strength Philippians 4:13

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Hey guys, I see that they want to look into my bank account when I put in that K1 Visa for my fiance in Germany. Does that mean I need a certain amount of money in the account to get this visa approved? I'm only a soldier and I really don't have much money saved up.

In the military I get extra pay to support dependents, which would be her, and thats all I have really.

Help me with this question please!

income first... then if needed assets ...

moving to consulate forum

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YMMV

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Hey guys, I see that they want to look into my bank account when I put in that K1 Visa for my fiance in Germany. Does that mean I need a certain amount of money in the account to get this visa approved? I'm only a soldier and I really don't have much money saved up.

In the military I get extra pay to support dependents, which would be her, and thats all I have really.

Help me with this question please!

Bank information is optional. Active duty military must meet 100% of pverty guidelines for income. You do no tneed any money in the bank

VERMONT! I Reject Your Reality...and Substitute My Own!

Gary And Alla

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Hey guys, I see that they want to look into my bank account when I put in that K1 Visa for my fiance in Germany. Does that mean I need a certain amount of money in the account to get this visa approved? I'm only a soldier and I really don't have much money saved up.

In the military I get extra pay to support dependents, which would be her, and thats all I have really.

Help me with this question please!

Even an E1 with no other allowances earns enough to meet the 100% poverty level requirements for a household size of 2. You'll have no problems. :thumbs:

12/15/2009 - K1 Visa Interview - APPROVED!

12/29/2009 - Married in Oakland, CA!

08/18/2010 - AOS Interview - APPROVED!

05/01/2013 - Removal of Conditions - APPROVED!

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