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Bles&Fav   0

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Hello Everyone!

Im a new member here fr. UAE..I just want to confirm if UAE (Abu Dhabi) allow Co-sponsor for k1 visa?thanks..Godbless everyone!

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Hello and welcome!

No co-sponsor is allowed for a K-1, sorry. After when you get married and apply for a CR-1 then the co-sponsor is allowed.

I am not sure about the K-3, maybe some of our members has acknowledge of it.

Good luck and regards!


 

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Hi there

I just had my interview last week and was asked to return to submit a new sponsor (I-134) as my current sponsor's last year gross (according to them) is not enough. So the CO asked me to get a new sponsor (my father in law this time) and i got the approval after a week of resubmission.

My Advise - if your sponsor's income isnt enough, find a new sponsor and prepare the following:

New I-134

Sponsors passport copy

Sponsors's last 3 years tax and w2

Current pay slip (bring at least the last 3 months)

hope this helps!

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" If you are having trouble meeting the consulate’s standards for getting a fiancé visa, one option is to have another family member or friend in the United States agree to serve as a joint sponsor. A joint sponsor is someone who agrees to share responsibility for the K-1 visa holder's financial support with the primary sponsor, up to the full amount of the support. In other words, if the U.S. sponsor can’t support the K-1 visa holder, the joint sponsor can be held 100% responsible for the support (and is not allowed to merely choose a percentage or limit on how much to pitch in). Joint sponsors can indicate their willingness to help by signing a separate Affidavit of Support on Form I-134. "



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Hello and welcome!

No co-sponsor is allowed for a K-1, sorry. After when you get married and apply for a CR-1 then the co-sponsor is allowed.

I am not sure about the K-3, maybe some of our members has acknowledge of it.

Good luck and regards!

This is only for Manila, PI. Almost all other countries allow and often request a co-sponsor as a back-up. Yes, UAE allows them and sometimes even if you barely make enough will ask you to get one.

I'll be going through Abu Dhabi with a co-sponsor as well!

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Ruby88   1

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@ mafia_girl does your interview letter mentioned you need a co sponsor or you just made it and took it for interview. My letter doesnt asks for co sponsor but said you need joint sponsor if you are unemployed. I am employed but feel like my yearly income isnt enough so should i make one too? Please shed some ideas. Thanks

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Ed & Jessica   0

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Grateful I am to mafia and beccabecca for their great help for the worries I have felt even for my fiancé who is in Utah now we are very excited to file our documents.

More blessings to come on your ways as you help us to have a great clarification.

God bless!!!

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