I-134 Affidavit of Support -- sponsor/cosponsor

[Osiris 0]

I am in need of the guidance of this community.

My fiancee has her date set for early Feb and has all the relevant forms, however as I'm a poor student I just had my parents do a affidavit of support form for her. Signed, notarized, letters from banks, employeers, assets, etc.

Since I do not meet the criteria to support her, I didn't fill our a form for myself.

Was I incorrect to do this?

And if I need to, would a skimmed down version without any supporting documents (On scholarship, no real income outside of a 500 dollar stipend) be sufficient?

[Bobby+Umit 161]

You were suppose to fill one out.

Do so and send it to her, they will not process the interview without it.

You would provide as much information as you can.

(moving from K-1 to Embassy - I-134 related)

[Osiris 0]

Argh. Figured that since my parents were so intimately detailed with their financial details, banks, assets, etc this would not be required.

For my form, as I have absolutely no savings or real income, would I need anything more than a signed copy saying how poor I am?

Does my copy need to also be notarized or not?

I appreciate the information, dunno how we'd even be to this point without this community.

[Bobby+Umit 161]

Argh. Figured that since my parents were so intimately detailed with their financial details, banks, assets, etc this would not be required.

For my form, as I have absolutely no savings or real income, would I need anything more than a signed copy saying how poor I am?

Does my copy need to also be notarized or not?

I appreciate the information, dunno how we'd even be to this point without this community.

The newer I-134 does not need to be notarized.

You proably will want to show you are a student, with no real income. The onus for support will fall on your co-sponsor.