k1 visa

[joeyangelo05 0]

I am disabled but i'm just recently have a job and i have sponsor is this will help my k1 visa be approved. And i'm receiving ssdi benefits because of my disability. And i'm planning to visit my fiance this month on her country before her interview.

[joeyangelo05 0]

help pls.

[KayDeeCee 4,893]

Not sure what your question is to help you. If your combined income from your job and SSDI meets the income requirement for your household size, then you have no problem in that area. Manila is pretty strict about the income requirements and does not always accept a co-sponsor. http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/i-864p.pdf

The more visits you have, the better.

[Bumbero 130]

USEM is notorious for rejecting co-sponsors. If you plan on using one I would highly recommend attending the interview with your fiancée. The handful of co-sponsor approvals I have seen the petitioner was with the benificiary.

Good luck!

[Hank_ 9,174]

I am disabled but i'm just recently have a job and i have sponsor is this will help my k1 visa be approved. And i'm receiving ssdi benefits because of my disability. And i'm planning to visit my fiance this month on her country before her interview.

Like said not sure what your question is. Your income (combined) need to at least meet the 125% poverty guidelines of the I-864P if it doesn't you will have to try a co-sponsor.

http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/i-864p.pdf

# 1 - USEM wants the co-sponsor to be a relative with the K-1 visa. Still no guarantee they will be accepted but without a relative as co-sponsor it's almost certain to be denied.

# 2 - It has been suggested many times to include the I-864 along with the I-134 from both you and the co-sponsor.

I don't know that being at the interview makes any difference in regards to the embassy accepting a co-sponsor, I have seen it go both ways even when the USC is there so not sure that is vital.