Affidavit of Support I-134 documents

[Stephen + Elisha 92]

I am trying to figure out what to do about one part (question 11) of the I-134...the part about 'specific contributions to the suport of the person'. I am seeing conflicting ways to fill in that part. Some say leave both boxes unchecked and just say "N/A (K-1 Visa process for permanent residence) " , others check one box and they say they intend to support..then list what they will support" Anyone have any suggestions as to what the right way really is?

Thanks in advance.

Numerous people have successfully obtained K-1 visas using I-134s that followed the VJ example form ("N/A - K-1 Visa process for permanent residence").

Further, this answer is in keeping with the actual legal nature of the I-134 per State Department consular regulations. The I-134 is not legally binding. It is not a contract requiring you to commit to specific contributions to the support of the person. The I-134, according to the Foreign Affairs Manual, is simply a tool to assist the consular officer in determining that the sponsor's means are sufficient to file an I-864 at the time of AOS, which is a legally binding contract with the government.

[Heart_In_Jamaica 0]

I know I have seen it on this website before, but where do I find the US Government Poverty levels so that I can make sure I am well above the limit? Please help!

[Stephen + Elisha 92]

I know I have seen it on this website before, but where do I find the US Government Poverty levels so that I can make sure I am well above the limit? Please help!

http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/I-864P.pdf

[Heart_In_Jamaica 0]

I know I have seen it on this website before, but where do I find the US Government Poverty levels so that I can make sure I am well above the limit? Please help!

Just found it. Thanks anyway!!!

[TexPol 1]

Numerous people have successfully obtained K-1 visas using I-134s that followed the VJ example form ("N/A - K-1 Visa process for permanent residence").

Further, this answer is in keeping with the actual legal nature of the I-134 per State Department consular regulations. The I-134 is not legally binding. It is not a contract requiring you to commit to specific contributions to the support of the person. The I-134, according to the Foreign Affairs Manual, is simply a tool to assist the consular officer in determining that the sponsor's means are sufficient to file an I-864 at the time of AOS, which is a legally binding contract with the government.

Ok Thanks Stephen