Fee Waiver for K1?

[USAfiance 0]

My fiancé and I (future hubby) thank you all very much. You have all been a great help and alleviated most of our concerns and questions.

[JimVaPhuong 4,863]

Others have provided information about why you shouldn't bother submitting a fee waiver request, and why it wouldn't be approved. Their advice is correct, but there is a more definitive answer since USCIS introduced the I-912 Fee Waiver Request form. The instructions for the I-912 list the types of petitions for which a fee waiver will be accepted. Neither the I-129F nor the I-130 are listed - they are not eligible for a fee waiver.

[pushbrk 12,979]

Finding a sponser would be extremely difficult if not impossible.

Without a qualified sponsor, there will be no immigration based on marriage. There are numerous combinations of options including using your then spouse's liquid assets. I advise you to have a viable sponsorship solution in mind before marrying, unless you're willing to immigrate to HIS country.

[coraliesolms 47]

Yes, no matter if you are going CR-1 or K-1 one, you will still need a sponsor if you do not make over the poverty line. I would suggest talking to family and seeing if anyone would be ok with co-signing the affidavit of support.