Co-sponsor Affidavit of support question

[gsxjoey 0]

We just got our NOA2 not too long ago and now i wanna get prepared for the next steps. I am a full time college student that will be graduating in May. My father will sponsor us, they do accept a sponsor at the Korean Embassy right? My question is, I know both my father and I have to do the i134, but what exactly would I provide in my i134 if i haven't worked in the past 2 years. Do I have to provide any proof of enrollment or anything from my school? What can I use to show my income if I don't have any?

[pushbrk 12,886]

We just got our NOA2 not too long ago and now i wanna get prepared for the next steps. I am a full time college student that will be graduating in May. My father will sponsor us, they do accept a sponsor at the Korean Embassy right? My question is, I know both my father and I have to do the i134, but what exactly would I provide in my i134 if i haven't worked in the past 2 years. Do I have to provide any proof of enrollment or anything from my school? What can I use to show my income if I don't have any?

If you have no income, there's no need to provide any supporting evidence. Your question about whether a cosponsor is accepted relate to a US Embassy or Consulate in South Korea, not any Korean Embassy.

[gsxjoey 0]

Sorry, that's what I meant US Embassy in South Korea.

How far back in tax history does one need to show? Is just the previous years enough or doe you have to provide more?

[Chris_Жанна 11]

Sorry, that's what I meant US Embassy in South Korea.

How far back in tax history does one need to show? Is just the previous years enough or doe you have to provide more?

To be on the safe side, bring the last three years tax transcripts from the IRS you can call the IRS and request it over the phone. It will take about a week for them to get to you.. Better to have more than not enough.

[gsxjoey 0]

I wouldn't put my fiancee as a dependent of mine if i am using a co-sponsor right? I know it sounds obvious but I just want to make sure