I-134 Co-Sponsor Question

[cjcjcjcjcj 1]

Hello,

I'm currently a law school student and I'm starting an unpaid internship next week so I don't have enough money to show I can support my fiance right now. My fiance is planning on being the provider for at least the first couple years of our marriage. I'm going to have my mom be a co-sponser, but I have some questions about it and any help would be great.

(1) Do I need to fill out a I-134 in addition to my mother's I-134, despite the fact I have pretty much nothing? No pay stubs, very few assets, no business, etc.

(2) Does South Korea consider applications with a co-sponser?

(3) I think I will write on my mom's I-134's "relationship to beneficiary" box, "future son-in-law"--> does this work?

Thanks so much for any help!!!

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[Soojung 4]

Hi, I am from South Korea, and also working on K-1 visa.

My fiance is going to graduate school in Aug. Even though he is working as a teaching assistant, but his mother decided to be a co-sponsor.

When your fiance has an interview in Seoul, he has to have your I-134, and also your mother's I-134, too! When there is another sponsor, the person must fill out I-134.

Also when your fiance has an interview and submit I-134 forms, your tax record, your balance in your bank account, and if possible, your mother's letter stating that she would be a co-sponsor should be added.

I think your fiance should explain the plan that he would be a provider after marriage, and show some evidence for that like his balance in his account, tax record like that.

I heard some people were rejected for this matter, so the consulates in South Korea consider that part, too.

I think writing future son-in-law would be okay.

I hope It could be helpful to you a little.

Soojeong(Soojung)

[cjcjcjcjcj 1]

That info is really helpful! Thanks so much ~ 정말 고마워요!

[J & L 10]

Oh so the co-sponsor would have to type a letter stating they'd help us? Assuming a co-sponsor will be needed in our case..

[KayDeeCee 4,894]

Oh so the co-sponsor would have to type a letter stating they'd help us? Assuming a co-sponsor will be needed in our case..

No, although this might be consulate specific. The co-sponsor just provides their own I-134 and supporting documentation. No letter stating they are agreeing to be the co-sponsor is needed.

[J & L 10]

No, although this might be consulate specific. The co-sponsor just provides their own I-134 and supporting documentation. No letter stating they are agreeing to be the co-sponsor is needed.

Thank you for always being so helpful!

[Hank_ 9,174]

At the top of the page is a link to the GUIDES, you will find most all the info you need for the process there.