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Affidavit of Support Questions

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aussiewench   9

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They primarily look at your present and future income ....however in saying that, there has been posts of members in similar situation to yours who have needed a co-sponsor. It is up to the Embassy and the Conof. What about a co-sponsor just in case. I know I have read posts about Manila not accepting co-sponsors but Im wondering if that is more geared for the K-1 as opposed to married couples. What about assets ....this may assist.

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They primarily look at your present and future income ....however in saying that, there has been posts of members in similar situation to yours who have needed a co-sponsor. It is up to the Embassy and the Conof. What about a co-sponsor just in case. I know I have read posts about Manila not accepting co-sponsors but Im wondering if that is more geared for the K-1 as opposed to married couples. What about assets ....this may assist.

I have no assets except for a vehicle I still owe money on. I have my father as a co-sponsor and we are filling both the I-134's and I-864's. Both petitions are approved now (I-130 & I-129) so yah, I am playing everything as safe as I can.

Thank you so much for your help, and now I know, har har!! A pirate knows best!! :thumbs:

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