Financial stuff regarding interview.

[Alyssa Marie 0]

Okay, I have a few questions. First of all, I'm a full time college student and currently unemployed even though I am looking for a part time job. When it comes to filing for the affidavit of support, what should I do? I will have a job by then, but I definitely won't make enough money on my own, so could I have someone else fill one out also? My dad said he is more than willing to do it.

The other question is, how much money should my fiancé bring to his interview? Just a general ballpark figure. And how should he prove that this money exists?

We didn't even get our NOA 2, so we're in no hurry. I'd just like to get a clearer picture on what we have to do.

Thank you in advance!

[Élan 3]

Yes, most embassies allow you to have one co-sponsor. When it comes time for the interview, both you and your father will fill out an I-134, even if you have not found a job by then. Just make sure your father makes enough to cover all of his dependents and your fiancé.

What do you mean by "prove this money exists"? I believe the fee for the interview is currently $350. Other than that, the beneficiary's financial situation is not taken into account. You just need to assure the embassy that you/your co-sponsor can support him when he arrives in the USA.

Best of luck.

[Penguin_ie 5,993]

***** Moving from K1 to US Embassies forum, where I-134 questions belong *****

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

I'd just like to get a clearer picture on what we have to do.

Thank you in advance!

http://london.usembassy.gov/iv_15.html A good place to start reading and clicking links to read more.

[Alyssa Marie 0]

Thank you all! It helped a lot.