regarding on poverty guidelines

[Penguin_ie 5,997]

The other option is, do you have any assets? A second car, owning property, savings etc?

[Hank_ 9,174]

The other option is, do you have any assets? A second car, owning property, savings etc?

Yes, if he has assets to "make-up" the shortage he can include that and all will be fine. Needs what 5 years?

[Hank_ 9,174]

even though kids are us citizen? so my income is not

enough

As was mentioned if you has assets you can list to make up the different then you are good.

Example: need $27,000 only have $24,000 = difference of $3,000 Need assets equal to the $3,000 X 5 (years) (the number of years I am not sure about) = $15,000

[polanyo 0]

The CO has some discretion, and the closer the relation, the better. However, they would be joint sponsors, not co-sponsors. The joint sponsor would have to meet the income requirement on his/her own based on the joint sponsor's household size plus the immigrant.

The I-134 is not enforceable, so unless the offer is credible, the CO is not likely to accept a joint sponsor.

whats the best way to do this since my income is not enough?

thanks

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

whats the best way to do this since my income is not enough?

thanks

Find a close relative that has sufficient income, and have them fill out an I-134 for you, and give you a photocopy of his/her latest tax return as filed with the IRS. Make sure you provide a letter of explanation how you are related, where they live in relation to where you and your fiance will live, et cetera.

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[polanyo 0]

Wat if i claim on my 2 kids would it effect the k1 visa?

[sunandmoon 450]

Wat if i claim on my 2 kids would it effect the k1 visa?

how do you mean?

[polanyo 0]

how do you mean?

for tax income since there in the Philippines is it going to effect the

k1 visa ?