I-134 Question

[Jessica&Carl 1]

I don't make the required amount in a year to qualify, but my parents are willing to sponsor the petition, so do I fill out the form with my information and then have my parents sign it, or do my parents fill out and sign the whole thing? Just seems weird to have their information on our paperwork. Confused...

Thanks,

J

[payxibka 10,045]

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[Audy_Rob 26]

I don't make the required amount in a year to qualify, but my parents are willing to sponsor the petition, so do I fill out the form with my information and then have my parents sign it, or do my parents fill out and sign the whole thing? Just seems weird to have their information on our paperwork. Confused...

Thanks,

J

NO to both. There are to be TWO (2) completely separate I-134 Affidavits. You fill out one as the USC petitioner and your parents (actually one person I believe, mother or father) fills out their own version of an I-134. Each I-134 needs its own supporting documentation and evidence.

See the instructions for the I-864 on how to handle which dependents belong on which form. That is the alien beneficiary and dependents goes on the father's/mother's form.

Good luck.

[pushbrk 12,886]

I don't make the required amount in a year to qualify, but my parents are willing to sponsor the petition, so do I fill out the form with my information and then have my parents sign it, or do my parents fill out and sign the whole thing? Just seems weird to have their information on our paperwork. Confused...

Thanks,

J

Petitions are not sponsored. Visa applicants are. One parent can act as the cosponsor. Pick the one with the qualifying individual income, have them state only their personal income and provide a complete tax return so their portion of the joint income can be verified.