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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Peru
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hello

so would my grandfather who will be co-sponsoring the I-134, put his wife as a depeindent?

she has her own job, and they file for taxes seperately.

so would this mean he needs to be above poverty guidlines for only 2...him/my fiance, or for 3? him/her/fiance?

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Peru
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hello

so would my grandfather who will be co-sponsoring the I-134, put his wife as a depeindent?

she has her own job, and they file for taxes seperately.

so would this mean he needs to be above poverty guidlines for only 2...him/my fiance, or for 3? him/her/fiance?

It would only be 2- your fiancee' and your grandfather

(thats how my brother in law filled his out because my sister is self-supporting)

5/01/2010- Mailed I-129-F
5/03/2010- I-129F received at Vermont processing center
5/04/2010- NOA 1 (received on 5/10/2010)
5/06/2010- Check cashed by USCIS
6/22/2010- NOA 2 (received on 6/26/2010)
6/24/2010- NVC received application
6/28/2010- Application sent to Lima embassy
7/07/2010- Consulate Received Application
7/09/2010- Pkt 3 sent to fiancee' (which he still hasn't received)
7/15/2010- E-mailed embassy & got response back- they said to watch for pkt in mail and gave me inteview date
8/16/2010- Interview- need an additional police certificate from Costa Rica :( so not approved today, but once they receive certificate will mail visa :)
8/16/2010-Trip to Costa Rica embassy for help with certificate- Let the games begin
8/17/2010-Trip to Notary, trip to Minister Relacciones Exteriores, trip to Notary collage
8/18/2010-Back to notary collage, back to MRE, back to Costa Rica embassy
8/19/2010-Back to MRE
8/20/2010-Back to Costa Rica embassy- whew,finally, "stamp collection" on paper complete and can now attempt to get actual police certificate needed

11/01/2010-all paperwork in - Approved

12/12/2010-He arrived here!! :joy:

1/11/2011-married (L)

1/14/2015-Spouse applied for citizenship

3/27/2015-biometrics appointment

5/6/2015-interview

Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Thailand
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I think if your grandfather's spouse is self-supporting and not filing taxes jointly, then she would not need to be counted. To say listed isn't correct. You don't actually make an accounting or total of dependents on the I-134 form. You present the facts and the CO will come to the decision as to how many are in the household size.

You want to do a rough count so you know that the sponsor or joint sponsor qualifies. Make sure the joint sponsor submits a birth certificate copy or copy of green card front and back. This is because the joint sponsor must be a US Citizen, US National or LPR domiciled in the United States.

Good luck.

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