Co-Sponsor support document

[chrisana 0]

Hello all, has anyone used a co-sponsor on a support document to obtain a finance visa. I don't have a job now but I do have money in bank. We both plan on working but jobs are scarce right now. Or visa should be coming up for NAO2 approval soon so we would probably need a co-sponsor for support. I have a family member that will supply this document and has the money to support the 4 of us. So the bottom line question is should this be a problem? Also what is the forms we need to fill out for sponsor and co-sponsor?

Thanks

Chris

[matuk tuokan 2]

If you are filing for I-485(adjustment of status)you may need to file with I-864(affidavit of support)for the sponsor and co-sponsor.You can also use I-864a for a family member affidavit of support,read the instructions about affidavit of support in some website.like USCIS.gov and link to I-864 instructions.

[JimVaPhuong 4,863]

Hello all, has anyone used a co-sponsor on a support document to obtain a finance visa. I don't have a job now but I do have money in bank. We both plan on working but jobs are scarce right now. Or visa should be coming up for NAO2 approval soon so we would probably need a co-sponsor for support. I have a family member that will supply this document and has the money to support the 4 of us. So the bottom line question is should this be a problem? Also what is the forms we need to fill out for sponsor and co-sponsor?

Thanks

Chris

Manila rarely accepts joint sponsors for a K visa. Are you a full time student?

[Tero 105]

If I'm not wrong, upon approval and case getting sent to the embassy, the affidavit of support form should be part of the interview preparatory packet they send you( or if you downloaded) Form I-134 accompanied with a signed and notarized letter from the co-sponsor.

Edited January 30, 2011 by Tero

[Bforbarree 4]

Congratulations!

We had a co-sponsor and it went through fine.

Our co-sponsor submitted an I-864A

[Messybrownhair 251]

Not to be a pooper or anything but I had my interview last December 2010 in Manila and they questioned my fiance's earnings because he is a fresh grad and is not earning much.. His dad was our co-sponsor who was earning a lot so we told him that but the CO flat out told us "We do not really accept co-sponsors for k1 here in Manila" The only thing that saved us was I showed the CO my diploma and work experience in China as a speech therapist at an american international school. so he said "Okay I will take your youth and education into consideration."

[april082010 3]

Hello all, has anyone used a co-sponsor on a support document to obtain a finance visa. I don't have a job now but I do have money in bank. We both plan on working but jobs are scarce right now. Or visa should be coming up for NAO2 approval soon so we would probably need a co-sponsor for support. I have a family member that will supply this document and has the money to support the 4 of us. So the bottom line question is should this be a problem? Also what is the forms we need to fill out for sponsor and co-sponsor?

Thanks

Chris

Hi Chris,

I also have a co-sponsor during my interview in US embassy Manila and I got my visa. I think it all depends on the case, my husband who is my fiancé that time was a graduate student, just make sure you will be able to show that she won't be in any way be a burden in the US government.

Good luck!

[chrisana 0]

Manila rarely accepts joint sponsors for a K visa. Are you a full time student?

No I'm not a student. I was retired but since the economy went belly up I need to return to work. My savings acct. is such that I have enough for over 3 years of the required support amount for 2 people. That is why I was hoping that a co-sponsor would be all I needed to get the visa and then find a job.

[chrisana 0]

Hi Chris,

I also have a co-sponsor during my interview in US embassy Manila and I got my visa. I think it all depends on the case, my husband who is my fiancé that time was a graduate student, just make sure you will be able to show that she won't be in any way be a burden in the US government.

Good luck!

Thank you for your response. Yes I believe I will be able to show through my savings and the co-sponsor for support that we would not pose a financial burden to the U.S. Congratulations on obtaining your visa and I wish you and your fiance the best.