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I just got back from visiting my fiance in the US. We were going thru his taxes and his income isn't enough to qualify. He is a farmer/rancher and makes enough income it is just offset by depriciation making his income on line 22 very low. His net worth(assests-liabilities) is way more than 5 times the poverty limit. I have his balance sheets from FSA(which is a government agency) and his bank. Will this be enough to prove his assets or what else do I need?

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In the US Embassy/Consulate Discussion forum (where this topic belongs since it is interview/embassy related) is a great pinned topic regarding the I-134 and there are a couple of topics regarding self-employed.

**Moving thread from K-1 Process/Procedures to the correct forum.

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