Does Co-sponsor need to be family member

[Honey and Sweety 0]

My fiance works part time and she does not make above 18k a year. In this case I think we will need a co-sponsor but we cannot ask any of her family member to help. so kindly guide us that what should we do? I have a very very very close friend in U.S and any member in his family will be ready for co-sponsor. Can I ask his mother for help? Yes, she is a US citizen.

Cheerz!!

[Bobby+Umit 161]

USC / LPR over 18 and willing to sign the form (and have sufficient income to support the number of people needed)

[DeniseBill 4]

Nope, we are using a friend of my fiancé ^^

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

My fiance works part time and she does not make above 18k a year. In this case I think we will need a co-sponsor but we cannot ask any of her family member to help. so kindly guide us that what should we do? I have a very very very close friend in U.S and any member in his family will be ready for co-sponsor. Can I ask his mother for help? Yes, she is a US citizen.

Cheerz!!

Generally NO. Though some consulates may require this (Manilla seems to be an example of this). Other wise any citizen or LPR can be a co-sponsor. They must attach doumentation that they are a citizen or LPR.

[Honey and Sweety 0]

Sounds Perfect. thanks everybody.

Cheerzz !!