Out of options

[JEC777 13]

Fiance has no job, no assets and we have no co sponsor.... we're out of options and my heart is breaking. After 4 years of hoping we will finally be a family, it looks like dreams don't come true after all.

[together4evr 360]

Josh needs to get a few jobs real quick or move to you

[baron555 934]

Fiance has no job, no assets and we have no co sponsor.... we're out of options and my heart is breaking. After 4 years of hoping we will finally be a family, it looks like dreams don't come true after all.

With no job, how could you two live? Concentrate on the immediate priorities and wait for the visa process. There is much cost associated with everything beyond the K-1 visa.

[aws&ndd 103]

Why doesn't your fiance have a job? He should work really hard to get something so you can be a family.

[JEC777 13]

With no job, how could you two live? Concentrate on the immediate priorities and wait for the visa process. There is much cost associated with everything beyond the K-1 visa.

I have more than enough savings and an income which will continue once I move to the US.... none of which is admissable on the I-134.

[Andie 147]

Fiance has no job, no assets and we have no co sponsor.... we're out of options and my heart is breaking. After 4 years of hoping we will finally be a family, it looks like dreams don't come true after all.

I'm sure you must feel that way, but the job is the first thing - I agree with what others have said. That is now the priority or a few part time jobs... just have to try and keep things moving so you can get back on track...

[KayDeeCee 4,894]

I have more than enough savings and an income which will continue once I move to the US.... none of which is admissable on the I-134.

If you have an income that meets the 125% requirement and will continue once you move to the US, then it should be able to be counted for the affidavit of support. Contact your consulate directly and ask them about it.

You other option is to withdraw the I-129F, get married and file for a spousal visa. Your income would be counted on an I-864 so long as you can prove it will continue once you move to the US.

[Anh map 2,098]

Fiance has no job, no assets and we have no co sponsor.... we're out of options and my heart is breaking. After 4 years of hoping we will finally be a family, it looks like dreams don't come true after all.

Marry and then seek a spouse visa. Your assets and income (if it will continue from the same source and can be documented) are able to be used.

[djricky4 67]

With no job, how could you two live? Concentrate on the immediate priorities and wait for the visa process. There is much cost associated with everything beyond the K-1 visa.

[aaron2020 11,651]

If you have an income that meets the 125% requirement and will continue once you move to the US, then it should be able to be counted for the affidavit of support. Contact your consulate directly and ask them about it. His income will not count. The rules for the I-134 is different from the I-864. You are applying the rule for the I-864 to the I-134 erroneously.

You other option is to withdraw the I-129F, get married and file for a spousal visa. Your income would be counted on an I-864 so long as you can prove it will continue once you move to the US.

Marry and then seek a spouse visa. Your assets and income (if it will continue from the same source and can be documented) are able to be used.

Anh Map has the correct answer to your situation. Get marry and then file for a spousal visa.

There's a quirk in US immigration law.

The foreign fiance's foreign income that will continue after immigrating to the US and the foreign fiance's assets cannot be used to meet the I-134 income requirement.

However, the I-864 is a different beast.

The foreign spouse's foreign income that will continue after immigrating to the US and the foreign spouse's assets CAN be used to meet the I-864 income requirement.

The reason for the difference is that the income of a household member who is related by birth, marriage, or adoption can be used. A spouse is always a household member even if the couple does not live together (see Form I-864). A fiance is not related by birth, marriage, or adoption. Therefore, the income and assets of a spouse would count but not that of an unrelated person who is a fiance.

Edited September 27, 2012 by aaron2020

[Rae Anne 44]

Fiance has no job, no assets and we have no co sponsor.... we're out of options and my heart is breaking. After 4 years of hoping we will finally be a family, it looks like dreams don't come true after all.

I agree with the others you could always try a spouse visa. But your fiance still needs to get a job regardless! One cannot survive on only one income in the US anymore - unless perhaps the one income is from a wall street banking gig. What is your fiance's education level? Could he attend job counseling? It's definitely not easy getting a job these days, but if you are persistent and dedicated then eventually your number will come up. I speak from experience.

[aaron2020 11,651]

I agree with the others you could always try a spouse visa. But your fiance still needs to get a job regardless! One cannot survive on only one income in the US anymore - unless perhaps the one income is from a wall street banking gig. What is your fiance's education level? Could he attend job counseling? It's definitely not easy getting a job these days, but if you are persistent and dedicated then eventually your number will come up. I speak from experience.

Why does his fiancee need a job? "REGARDLESS!" - really????? How do you know that the OP does not make enough for his fiancee and him to survive on one income in the US?

What if the USC is sick and can't work? What if the foreign spouse will continue to have an income of $200,000 a year?

Stop giving personal advice on getting a job and surviving in the US when you don't know anything about the poster's personal lives. The USC getting a job and them living on one income is irrelevant to the immigration question. As long as they meet the 125% poverty line, what does it matter if the USC works or not and them choosing to live on one income?

Edited September 27, 2012 by aaron2020

[LA NEGRA 19]

That one income surviving comment is out of contest!!!..... I have two kids and my self and I'm the only income in my home and don't make 200,000. a yr and still can survive. My kids have it all and we live in a nice suburb.

Edited September 27, 2012 by LA NEGRA

[Shiobhan 235]

LOL

[-=Mai and Timmy=- 12]

tell your fiance to get job quick or try ask him to move out to you