I-134 at time of interview

[DeniseD 3]

Again...I have another question (I am sorry )

While preparing for my interview (05-16-13) I am currently holdind a position of Medical Assistant with a salary of $30,720. I have only been there for 1 yr and 2 months. I am a mother of 3 boys (from previous marriage) and I am partially responsible for them according to my court order. On my past 3 year of income taxes, only shows 2 child only because the father claims 1. On the I-134, it asks for me to put down who am I responsible for and if I am wholey responsible or partial? Obviously it's partial. But do I put down just 2 child since my income taxes shows 2? Would I need a co-sponser? And if I do, I have my father who is an LPR who is willing to be my co-sponser. He only claims my mother (no she does not work) and has an asset value of $250k + and his salary that is $40k +. Will it be a problem that I use him, being that he is an LPR and not a Citizen of the US?

I also get Child Support (through mutual agreement not by court) for $400 monthly. Will they need proof of that? I don't recall putting my children in the I-129f packet when I sent it. How do they know if I have any children period?? LOL

I am sooo sorry, I just want everything to be perfect or atleast close to it lol...and everyone in VJ has been so helpful!!

[NigeriaorBust 4,087]

You are actually wholly responsible for minor children. Partially for adult ( aka college age) children. It doesn't matter who claims them you count all 3 as wholly responsible. Lying /ommitting fact to immigration is never a good thing , it can backfire horribly. You household size is 5 so you need to make that enough to cover it ( 34362 ? ) or have a co cponsor that does. Your fathers assets would need to be somewhat liquid for him to use assets.

[DeniseD 3]

You are actually wholly responsible for minor children. Partially for adult ( aka college age) children. It doesn't matter who claims them you count all 3 as wholly responsible. Lying /ommitting fact to immigration is never a good thing , it can backfire horribly. You household size is 5 so you need to make that enough to cover it ( 34362 ? ) or have a co cponsor that does. Your fathers assets would need to be somewhat liquid for him to use assets.

Thanks for the response. Ok, would his house count a liquid asset?

[KayDeeCee 4,893]

Again...I have another question (I am sorry )

While preparing for my interview (05-16-13) I am currently holdind a position of Medical Assistant with a salary of $30,720. I have only been there for 1 yr and 2 months. I am a mother of 3 boys (from previous marriage) and I am partially responsible for them according to my court order. On my past 3 year of income taxes, only shows 2 child only because the father claims 1. On the I-134, it asks for me to put down who am I responsible for and if I am wholey responsible or partial? Obviously it's partial. But do I put down just 2 child since my income taxes shows 2? Would I need a co-sponser? And if I do, I have my father who is an LPR who is willing to be my co-sponser. He only claims my mother (no she does not work) and has an asset value of $250k + and his salary that is $40k +. Will it be a problem that I use him, being that he is an LPR and not a Citizen of the US?

I also get Child Support (through mutual agreement not by court) for $400 monthly. Will they need proof of that? I don't recall putting my children in the I-129f packet when I sent it. How do they know if I have any children period?? LOL

I am sooo sorry, I just want everything to be perfect or atleast close to it lol...and everyone in VJ has been so helpful!!

As already mentioned, all 3 of your minor children are counted in your household size. It does not matter where they live or which parent claims them on their taxes.

You would need to provide a court order for the child support in order for it to be considered as income.

Yes, your father can be a co-sponsor. It can be any USC or LPR. His salary is $40k and you stated the only one in his household count is his wife, so he only needs income enough for a household of 3: himself, spouse and the foreign fiance. His salary alone is enough for a household of 3, so no need to list assets. Along with his I-134, most recent tax transcript, letter from employer and recent pay stub(s), he needs to include a copy of his green card, front and back.

[NigeriaorBust 4,087]

As mentioned he makes enough to qualify without assets assuming he never sponsored anyone else. A personal home is not usually allowed as one of the catched is you have to be able to convert your asset to cash without undue harm. If it was a rental it would be usable ( I guess it is ok to put renters on the street but not yourself )