Going to the interview without a Sponsor .. :(

[philipo 5]

Dear Vj'ers

You guys have helped me throughout this whole process ALOT

and I want to thank you guys, this website is the best-helping website when it comes to information gathering.

y'all know my situation already .. some say it's weird some say it's Normal but hey ! at the end of the day we all humans and we all can end up in

bad situations . I have my interview Monday in Brussel Embassy AT 2pm

I have everything DONE, passport, phot's,medical exam,birth cert. , all form's needed, police register, paid the fee already, etc etc ...

The only thing that's missing is my Sponsor, because we had one, but He changed his mind .. what I will have with me is :

all translated in english :

a savings account statement ( official ) that states I have 10 thousand euro's .

an official broker statement that states, my house has a value of 150 thousand euro's ( Minimum )

and also an official bank mortgage statement that says I have a mortage running in total of 72 thousand Euro's

and my house at the moment is on sale , so that would mean if it's sold I would have app. 75 thousand euro's left in cash .

But I know this is not a big thing because its a future thing and it is not yet sold, But i'll try to explain my situation and I hope they will give me a chance, that's really my only option! so sad , but I will have to stay positive and just Try ! pffffff !!!!

any comments ( positive pleassseeee ) or suggestions is always welcome my fellow Vj'ers

[Jamaica10 13]

Check your countries guidlines. Sometimes you the beneficiary are allowed to be a sponsor but you must have a certain amount. Research it a bit more

[dwinge 34]

Best wishes!!

[h_m 12]

Perhaps I'm wrong about this, but I don't think the beneficiary's income and assets matter, right? I thought the I-134 was all about the USC's income and assets (and any US-based sponsors). If you don't have that, I'm not sure how that's going to work out, but I wish you the best and hope things work out OK.

[lost_at_sea 995]

If you are intending to convince them that you have enough personal assets, you need to complete the I-134 detailing what these assets are. So make sure you do that.

Each embassy has a different tolerance when it comes to this form - I know London is very flexible, for example. You can discuss what you have out on the I-134 at the embassy and they will advise if what you have produced is enough. The house value might work - make sure you can prove that you own it, that you're selling it, and what the value is. I think that's definitely worth a shot!

Unfortunately, it is likely you'll be denied if you have insufficient funds and no other sponsor and the house thing doesn't work out. You should prepare for this outcome.

As discussed in your previous thread, your partner should be making plans to move back to the US to seek employment to satisfy the financial requirements. Those assets won't last forever when you sell the house, and the I-864 is a much stricter form.

Edited August 22, 2013 by lost_at_sea

[lost_at_sea 995]

Perhaps I'm wrong about this, but I don't think the beneficiary's income and assets matter, right? I thought the I-134 was all about the USC's income and assets (and any US-based sponsors). If you don't have that, I'm not sure how that's going to work out, but I wish you the best and hope things work out OK.

It is possible for the beneficiary to self sponsor if they have an income that will continue once in the US or adequate personal assets (5 x the poverty guideline amount for their household size if no income, or the difference if also salaried).

Edited August 22, 2013 by lost_at_sea

[h_m 12]

It is possible for the beneficiary to self sponsor if they have an income that will continue once in the US or adequate personal assets (5 x the poverty guideline amount for their household size if no income, or the difference if also salaried).

I stand corrected then - learn something new everyday!

[lost_at_sea 995]

Here, I found some other threads of people using a house as an asset, have a read of them (note the mention of mortgage vs value - you'll need the difference to show the actual cash value you'd have left over once paying off the mortgage - sounds like you've thought of that already):

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/376955-i-134insufficiant-income-but-assetshelp/

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/436479-meeting-income-requirement-for-i864-using-assets/

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/317979-i-134-questions-real-estate-value/

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/286368-real-estate-question-for-i-134/

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/370494-please-help-i-134-question/

You won't be the first to try using a house value. I'm worried you're going to be just shy of the required amount though, still. I think it really depends on whether they will insist on 5 x $19387 or 3 x (some embassies will take the lower, also, some embassies will take 100% instead of 125%, so 3 x $15510 or 5 x $15510).

I think safest to always assume and try to match the highest amount. Here's a reminder of the guidelines: http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/i-864p.pdf

I stand corrected then - learn something new everyday!

They just want to see money. It really doesn't matter where it comes from, so long as it'll exist in the USA.

Edited August 22, 2013 by lost_at_sea

[philipo 5]

verry helpfull and motivating comments here!

And yes I know I am ready for any outcome .. because I should've have a sponsor I know it's so stupid, but hey

if you trust someone, and last minute they hang uppp .. can't do much about it ..

[rawas 13]

Best wishes!

[TBoneTX 45,299]

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[tessnsam 2]

dear tbone we are right there with u,, our sponsor has backed out also, we are no confused to as to what to do,, we have only 10,000 in a joint savings in india,, i have been iving in india with my husband since october 10 2012,, my bro was going to help me cosponcor but now has backed out,, i am due to fly back to the usa in about three weeks with no where to go,, my family has been supportive until i told them i was coming home to redomicle ,, by getting us an apartment and job and to help my bro fill out the sponcorship papers but due to the person he lives with they have refused to help me ,, they wont even let me stay with them for a few days until i get an apartment told me i need to go to a homelss sheter,, but any way hang in there my husband to when the time come will have to go to his interview without a proper sponsor as i will not be able to meet the guidelines either , but we are praying and hoping for a positive outcome for you ans many others tht are in our situation , good luck to we are folowing ur case to see how urs goes,, best of luck to you

[John&Lena 17]

Good luck, let your fellow Belgian know how it went! And a general review of Brussels would be super handy too!

[cordobesa23 1]

I wish you the best of Luck be positive the truth is your best tool and at the end it will work out .

Best Best Wishesssss !!!!!!!!!!!!!

[philipo 5]

Thanks for ALL comments!!

yes I will keep you guys up 2 date, what all happend during the interview and after.. !! keep praying for me though , that can really help !