1-134 Q.11 To intend to support or not?

[feb 0]

Hey

I am filling out I-134 for my K1 fiance visa. My case is simple. Im an american citizen, he is a British Citizen.

For Q11. I Do OR I Do NOT intend to make specific contributions to the support of the person (my fiance)

what do i tick and if I am supposed to tick that "I do" what do i write in the explanation box.

Is it more for how i will take care of him until he settles and gets a job where he is earning? in which case i tick "I do"

Im intending to marry him and then im sure he will get a job and we will both support each other, so do i tick I do NOT intend?

Im confused what is the right one

Please help Thanks in advance . God Bless

[Aly and Randy 0]

Hey

I am filling out I-134 for my K1 fiance visa. My case is simple. Im an american citizen, he is a British Citizen.

For Q11. I Do OR I Do NOT intend to make specific contributions to the support of the person (my fiance)

what do i tick and if I am supposed to tick that "I do" what do i write in the explanation box.

Is it more for how i will take care of him until he settles and gets a job where he is earning? in which case i tick "I do"

Im intending to marry him and then im sure he will get a job and we will both support each other, so do i tick I do NOT intend?

Im confused what is the right one

Please help Thanks in advance . God Bless

In the UK forum they say that the embassy in London likes "I DO Intend" and then under that put something like, whatever is necessary so he doesn't become a public charge.

And on my I-134 I did put intend.

Good luck to the two of you on your visa journey!

[twowls 217]

Yes, London prefers you tick "intend." Write something brief but broad, like, "I intend to provide for all the beneficiary's needs, including housing and all living expenses."

[SLDFK 4]

I ticked "I do intend" then wrote "Any and all sustenance indefinitely".