Co-Sponsor and I-134. for K!

[ohmygosh 1]

I am going to have a co-sponser for my fiance's I129F. I see that I need to fill out an I134 rather than a I864 for the Affidavit of support. I am making an assumption that myself as well as my co-sponser will have to fill out the I134. I am not sure what documentation my Fiance will need along with the I134 other than a copy of our Tax returns and a letter from my co sponsors employer. Should I complete the I864 and the I864A just in case they want them? The situation is that I am not currently employeed and I am visiting my Fiance in her country until she is approved and has her interview then I will be returning to the US at the same time, thus I need a co-sponsor. My co-sponsor is my mother and we will be living with her when we return,while I reestablish my employment. My Mother makes enought to support us until we are self supportive which should not be long. Do you for see any problems with this at her interview?

Edited February 15, 2012 by ohmygosh

[Moomin 292]

Look at embassy reviews or embassy info. Some have mentioned the documents required, and if any additional papers are needed besides the ones they ask for. You need i-134 for you and your co-sponsor. All the requirements are in the instructions. And don't forget to include proof of being USC for both you and your co-sponsor.

[Ning 619]

I am going to have a co-sponser for my fiance's I129F. I see that I need to fill out an I134 rather than a I864 for the Affidavit of support. I am making an assumption that myself as well as my co-sponser will have to fill out the I134. I am not sure what documentation my Fiance will need along with the I134 other than a copy of our Tax returns and a letter from my co sponsors employer. Should I complete the I864 and the I864A just in case they want them? The situation is that I am not currently employeed and I am visiting my Fiance in her country until she is approved and has her interview then I will be returning to the US at the same time, thus I need a co-sponsor. My co-sponsor is my mother and we will be living with her when we return,while I reestablish my employment. My Mother makes enought to support us until we are self supportive which should not be long. Do you for see any problems with this at her interview?

Check with the embassy to make sure they will accept a co sponsor. Ask if they will accept tax returns or if tax transcripts are needed.

Your fiance should be prepared to explain to the officer exactly how she will be supported until you can take care of it. What will the duration of that support be? What is your exact plan to become employed? Keep in mind you as the USC probably will not be at teh interview to field these questions.