Denied or passed fiance visa?

[Hank_ 9,174]

No

Does it matter if i was listed or not?

No.

[Hank_ 9,174]

Well my cousin, which the primary co sponsor, sponsored her mother way back in 2004. But my mom was sponsoring my fiance also. I told my fiance to not use her anymore but when the CO seen hers, he asked for it too. So i was thinking he was counting my moms too. But i been working as a homecare provider for an elderly lady for the past two weeks.i cant provide them with tax papers.but i can get an employment letter from them.do you think i should get that paper notarized so it will become a legal document? Cause im plannjng on getting him another interview and to gi back to the philippines so i cant physically be there for it. What di you think j should take with me besides the employment letter? Cause its kind of a private job. The grand daughter of the lady i care for is the one that writes out te checks and everything. I dont get pay check stubs, i get personal checks. So whatdo u think i should bring with me?

Make photoc copies of the check before you cash them. Getting an employment letter would be good and yest nortarized in this case.

Also. If you are using your cousin as the co-sponsor both of you complete I-864 forms, the embassy takes that form a lot more serious than the I-134.

[Tahoma 2,292]

...im gonna schedule another interview next month, which i will be present.

his petition will be expired next month on the 5th.do you think they will schedule an interview around november 2nd or 3rd even if it will expire couple days later

His petition is not going to expire next month. His petition is going to be returned to the USCIS soon. In my opinion, you need to contact the Embassy right away and ask for a review and another interview.

It happens because of question #9 or #10. If you or joint sponsor has sponsored other people in the past, it may affect whether you meet the poverty guidelines. That is usually another factor added to the public charge issue. I know a Filipina nurse who maximize her sponsorships because she sponsored too many. She was able to bring most of her immediately family to the US except her sister. The I-864 goes in much more detail than I-134, but it is pretty much the same thing except I-864 is binding. I am not saying that OP has the same issue, but it is worth considering and to rule out.

I agree, the fact that the cousin sponsored someone already could be a factor. However, given the cousin's income level, it seems unlikely the denial was based upon that reason. Also, the mother's income would qualify on it's own.

If the OP is given a second chance, I agree that her joint sponsor should submit an I-864 and all of it's supporting documents.

...i cant provide them with tax papers.but i can get an employment letter from them.do you think i should get that paper notarized

I dont get pay check stubs, i get personal checks. So whatdo u think i should bring with me?

You need to build a strong case. If I were in your shoes, I would attempt to submit:

1. Joint sponsor's I-864

2. Joint sponsor's 2011 income tax return

3. Joint sponsor's 2011 tax transcript

4. Joint sponsor's W-2's/1099's

5. Joint sponsor's current paycheck stubs

6. Joint sponsor's employer's letter

7. Your I-134

8. Your 2011 income tax return

9. Your 2011 tax transcript

10. Your 2011 W-2's/1099's

11. Copies of your current paychecks

12. Your employer's letter

13. A notarized letter from your joint sponsor detailing the fact that you and your fiancé will be living under the same roof as the joint sponsor, that the joint sponsor supports your marriage, and that the joint sponsor will provide financial support for you and your fiancé.

14. A notarized letter from you detailing your new job, your current income, your income on an annualized basis, and the strong support of your joint sponsor who is a close relative.

[kriss_allan08 0]

Omay thank u everyone for all your help.i will let you guys know if there is anything new with his case

[Tahoma 2,292]

Did you email the Embassy yet?

[kriss_allan08 0]

Wait so i need to fill out an I-134 and not the I-864? Cause i see that u said have the joint sponsor fill out an I-864 and me I-134

[Hank_ 9,174]

Wait so i need to fill out an I-134 and not the I-864? Cause i see that u said have the joint sponsor fill out an I-864 and me I-134

Both fill out the I-864!

[kriss_allan08 0]

Im talking anout for myself and not the joint sponsor. I know the joint sponsors have to fill out an I-864. And then tahoma said i fill out I-134. Is that right?

I called the embassy.they said the cO didnt instruct my fiance to get another interview so i cant make one for him. They told me just to email the required forms.my paycheck stubs. But thats not what i want to do.i want to get him another interview so i myself can present my financial cituation! The embassy is just full of it.

[Tahoma 2,292]

Im talking anout for myself and not the joint sponsor. I know the joint sponsors have to fill out an I-864. And then tahoma said i fill out I-134. Is that right?

I called the embassy.they said the cO didnt instruct my fiance to get another interview so i cant make one for him. They told me just to email the required forms.my paycheck stubs. But thats not what i want to do.i want to get him another interview so i myself can present my financial cituation! The embassy is just full of it.

You can submit your I-134 or you can submit your I-864. I don't think it matters which one. In your case, you need to convince the Embassy that your fiancé won't become a public charge in the U.S. In my opinion, the best way to accomplish that goal is by using the steps I outlined above.

What is your income if computed on an annualized basis?

[Hank_ 9,174]

We all know the I-864 has more "teeth" and I believe with a co-sponsor for a K-1 at USEM ya need every tool in the toolbox at times.