How much money should I have for the K-1??

[junikendall 1]

I'm sorry if this question has been asked, but I haven't seen it yet. I was wondering how much would a person have to have put away or saved up in the bank in order to qualify for this? See my situation is that i just got back from Spain like 1 week and half ago and as me and my fiancee were coming back we got stopped in Switzerland and she got turned around because she didn't have a return ticket. I don't know why but that just happened. Fortunately I was in Spain on a one-way so I guess I thought both parties could do that. Well I just got back and I start this production job, not very lucrative taking the fact that I dropped college for our relationship because it's going to take time to have her here and I know I have to work and make income. We've been knowing each other for 2 years non-physically and next year of May 31, 2011, we would be knowing each other physically for two years. My question is how much should I have in income and cash assets because I'll only be making like 12 an hour, although I do live in a small town in Texas, it could support us etc. I really need help with this one. What are all of my options? Should I give up? Should I pursue? I mean I don't have that kind of money, nor own anything of that value. Please help me. Someone on Yahoo Answers said that this was a good place to learn and be helped, please and thank you.

[Boiler 45,486]

Sounds like you earn enough to sponsor.

Please red the guides so you can familiarise yourself with the process.

[R&V 8]

The visa process itself costs money (filing fee, visa fee, AOS fee), not sure how much that adds up to (around $2000?).

Here is a link to the poverty guidelines: http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/i-864p.pdf

For a household of two people it says $18,212 income per year.

I think you have to provide tax records (or at least the actual number) for the last three years. Also good is a letter from your current employer, stating your position and income.

There is also the option of having a co-sponsor.

Check out the GUIDES on top of the page, there is a wealth of information on this site.

Good luck!

[FawkThisSite 13]

The visa process itself costs money (filing fee, visa fee, AOS fee), not sure how much that adds up to (around $2000?).

Here is a link to the poverty guidelines: http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/i-864p.pdf

For a household of two people it says $18,212 income per year.

I think you have to provide tax records (or at least the actual number) for the last three years. Also good is a letter from your current employer, stating your position and income.

There is also the option of having a co-sponsor.

Check out the GUIDES on top of the page, there is a wealth of information on this site.

Good luck!

I will be using a co-sponsor, it will be one of my parents. The question that I have which I can't seem to find an answer on is... Relationship to Sponsor... What would I put for my fiance? Daughter in-law to be?