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helwardman,

Several K-visa applicants from the UK here at VJ have met the public charge requirements of the law using their own financial resources. I don't recall what amounts of money were found to be satisfactory in their cases.

Immigrant visa and adjustment of status applicants (in marriage-based cases) cannot avoid the need for their USC spouse to be their sponsor, but their own financial resources can be included with the sponsor's resources.

Yodrak

Has anyone on here taken the self-sponsoring route via the London embassy??

What amount of cash is required to do that and does it mean that I wouldnt need a USC sponsor?

Thanks

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