Affidavit of Support

[hector1 0]

Hey Members,

Has anyone had issues with the affidavit of support being accepted and then being rejected? For the fiance visa my I-134 was approved and my fiance came to the USA. But when I did the affidavit of support for her here, the I-864, it was rejected for some reason. I gave the same evidence. It was only 6 months later.

How did you resolve this issue with the USCIS? Is it possible to do it without a joint sponsor in this case? Or do I need an attorney? I followed the VisaJourney guidelines this whole way, but it seems like it has not helped me approve her green card in this case? I am just wondering if it is possible to do this without an attorney at this this stage and not spend thousands.

Thanks

[LoriT 16]

I'm pretty sure we are in the same position as well. We got an RFE but haven't gotten the paperwork yet. I really don't understand how they can let someone come over here, get married, settle down, get a job, start a life then BAM, take it all away. If I didn't make enough to begin with, why was he let over here?

I wish you the best of luck finding a solution.

[Caryh 5,206]

The approval to allow her to come here is subjective, and up to the embassy. The I-864 is a contract with the USA government and subject to hard and fast rules. You make enough or you don't. Possibly they should have not allowed the K1 to be issued if you don't make enough to qualify on the I-864. Maybe you were marginally behind but showed enough in a bank account at the time. Now you've spent that on expenses and you no longer qualify. Maybe you just failed to sign the form. I believe the qualifying amount just increased to. Maybe you just missed the level this time. You haven't exactly given enough details for someone to help you. If you are short on income, yes a cosponsor willing to sign a second I-864 may help.

[Sean86 31]

The approval to allow her to come here is subjective, and up to the embassy. The I-864 is a contract with the USA government and subject to hard and fast rules. You make enough or you don't. Possibly they should have not allowed the K1 to be issued if you don't make enough to qualify on the I-864. Maybe you were marginally behind but showed enough in a bank account at the time. Now you've spent that on expenses and you no longer qualify. Maybe you just failed to sign the form. I believe the qualifying amount just increased to. Maybe you just missed the level this time. You haven't exactly given enough details for someone to help you. If you are short on income, yes a cosponsor willing to sign a second I-864 may help.

Some Consulates allow people to finance their own K1 trip and don't even ask for i-134. So approval of K1 visa doesn't guarantee an approval of AOS/i-864

[KayDeeCee 4,893]

Hey Members,

Has anyone had issues with the affidavit of support being accepted and then being rejected? For the fiance visa my I-134 was approved and my fiance came to the USA. But when I did the affidavit of support for her here, the I-864, it was rejected for some reason. I gave the same evidence. It was only 6 months later.

How did you resolve this issue with the USCIS? Is it possible to do it without a joint sponsor in this case? Or do I need an attorney? I followed the VisaJourney guidelines this whole way, but it seems like it has not helped me approve her green card in this case? I am just wondering if it is possible to do this without an attorney at this this stage and not spend thousands.

Thanks

They did not tell you why? Did you get an RFE? What exactly did it say? What did they ask for? Did they tell you that you do not make enough? Need more information here.