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Sure is!! I think for two people, to meet the requirements of 125% above poverty, the income has to be like $15K-$19K.

Met in 2006 through a pen pal website for school-aged kids when we were 15!
Kept in touch a bit for 4.5 years
02-2011 -Started talking about how to make a relationship work
06-06-2011- Met in Chicago and became a couple, finally!
07-18-2011- I flew back with him to England to meet his family
11-23-2011- He stays with my family and me for three months!
05-16-2012- I flew to England to be with him for a month.
07-15-2012- He flies back to me for another 3 months
12-17-2012- I fly over to England to be with him for 5 months
04-05-2013- We took a trip to Rome, and he asks me to marry him in St. Peter's Square!!!
04-25-2013- I-129F Sent to Dallas Lockbox
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07-17-2013- Our petition is approved only 79 days later!! kicking.gif
07-25-2013- I fly home, and we are now apart for an indefinite amount of time. cray5ol.gif
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Hi All,

Quick question. I went over the poverty guidelines etc., but just wanted to know if the below is sufficient:

Annual Income $45K +

Bank Account: $4K.

Houseold would be for 2 of course smile.png

Household of 2 only needs at least $19,387, so you are well over. No need to list what you have in the bank. When you have sufficient income, you can leave all the asset questions blank.

Link to K-1 instructions for Ciudad Juarez, Mexico > https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/K1/CDJ_Ciudad-Juarez-2-22-2021.pdf

 
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