co-sponsor

[capitalem 0]

I know this is an unusual post, but it is completely genuine. I'm hoping that people here who have been through the visa process too will be more understanding than my friends and family members. My problem is I can't find a co-sponsor for my 1-134 (which I'm sure many of you know isn't as big a deal as people who don't know about it think it is). I'm a full-time college student, and it is too late in the year to make up enough in income to meet the requirement. My fiance doesn't have much time left before his deferrment from the infamous russian army expires, which is why I'm so desperate. Without a co-sponsor as soon as possible, I can't continue the visa process. It's just a shot in the dark, but if anyone would consider co-signing for this (only the I-134) for a payment (name a price) please let me know.

[ucla_cutie26 0]

What about your parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, are any of them willing to sign? Keep looking and continue asking around I'm sure you're bound to find someone, maybe one of your roomates? Good luck

[Swamped 0]

Be careful. If a VO found out you paid someone to be your co-sponsor, it would not be good.

[Yodrak 7]

capitalem,

You don't need to have made a required amount of money over the course of a past year, you need to have a current income that equals the required amount on an annualized basis. A current income that will be continuing, so that going forward you will be making the required amount of money over the course of the next 12 months.

If you do not have sufficient current and continuing income, and you do not have a willing sponsor to pay the bills for you, immigration is the least of your problems - how do you plan to feed, clothe, and house your fiance after he comes to the USA if you're not making sufficient money?

Yodrak

I know this is an unusual post, but it is completely genuine. I'm hoping that people here who have been through the visa process too will be more understanding than my friends and family members. My problem is I can't find a co-sponsor for my 1-134 (which I'm sure many of you know isn't as big a deal as people who don't know about it think it is). I'm a full-time college student, and it is too late in the year to make up enough in income to meet the requirement. My fiance doesn't have much time left before his deferrment from the infamous russian army expires, which is why I'm so desperate. Without a co-sponsor as soon as possible, I can't continue the visa process. It's just a shot in the dark, but if anyone would consider co-signing for this (only the I-134) for a payment (name a price) please let me know.

[zauberblume 0]

capitalem,

You don't need to have made a required amount of money over the course of a past year, you need to have a current income that equals the required amount on an annualized basis. A current income that will be continuing, so that going forward you will be making the required amount of money over the course of the next 12 months.

If you do not have sufficient current and continuing income, and you do not have a willing sponsor to pay the bills for you, immigration is the least of your problems - how do you plan to feed, clothe, and house your fiance after he comes to the USA if you're not making sufficient money?

Yodrak

These are pertinent questions, capitalem.

If you're a full-time college student, you may want to consider waiting until you have the financial means to take care of yourself and your fiance.

-Z