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Declaring bankruptcy on K1 visa

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ca_babe   129

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They don't ask about the finances of the beneficiary if the petitioner's finances meets at least 125% of the poverty guideline. The petitioner is the one who would submit the I-134 and I-864 eventually.

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David R   2

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They don't ask about the finances of the beneficiary if the petitioner's finances meets at least 125% of the poverty guideline. The petitioner is the one who would submit the I-134 and I-864 eventually.

So you do not think it would raise any issues as far as USCIS thinking I am fleeing Australia for financial reasons etc..?

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C-ma'am   684

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No, it shouldn't have any impact.

They couldn't care less about what the beneficiary finances are. As the other poster said, as long as the USC makes 125% over the poverty line, it's all good.

I can't see how a question about you filing for bankruptcy will arise, unless you tell them about it. As a general rule, since they will NOT ask you about YOUR finances, DO NOT volunteer information.

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Pitaya   2,577

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No, it shouldn't have any impact.

They couldn't care less about what the beneficiary finances are. As the other poster said, as long as the USC makes 125% over the poverty line, it's all good.

I can't see how a question about you filing for bankruptcy will arise, unless you tell them about it. As a general rule, since they will NOT ask you about YOUR finances, so DO NOT volunteer information.

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Hi all,

Just wondering if anyone knows if there would be any possible negative consequences for our K1 visa application if I decided to declare bankruptcy in my home country of Australia?

Thanks

David

If should have no impact on your adjudication, provided it does not prevent you from leaving Australia.

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