If you need a co-sponsor and the I-134

[mi_illusion_st 0]

DO you and the co-sponsor fill out an I-134?

I don't want to have to wait endless weeks because when I finally file and things a going I didn't' prepare fully. Thank -you in advance.

Bonnie

[mi_illusion_st 0]

DO you and the co-sponsor fill out an I-134?

I don't want to have to wait endless weeks because when I finally file and things a going I didn't' prepare fully. Thank -you in advance.

Bonnie

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[mi_illusion_st 0]

DO you and the co-sponsor fill out an I-134?

I don't want to have to wait endless weeks because when I finally file and things a going I didn't' prepare fully. Thank -you in advance.

Bonnie

sending this back to the top

once again back to the top, and quoting myself to don't I feel clever..lol NOT

[classic 0]

Yes, you both do. Separate I-134's and supporting documents (tax returns, bank letter, etc.), if it is the I-134 that the embassy/consulate in the beneficiary's country requires (and not the I-864).

[mi_illusion_st 0]

Yes, you both do. Separate I-134's and supporting documents (tax returns, bank letter, etc.), if it is the I-134 that the embassy/consulate in the beneficiary's country requires (and not the I-864).

Thanks for the reply classica I appreciate it

[Yodrak 7]

mi_illusion_st,

The sponsor does for sure - if the consulate requires I-134 of sponsors for K visa applicants, and most do.

If you are not going to be the sponsor, then the consulate may not require you to provide any financial information. But you will want to be prepared in case they do require something from you.

Yodrak

DO you and the co-sponsor fill out an I-134?

I don't want to have to wait endless weeks because when I finally file and things a going I didn't' prepare fully. Thank -you in advance.

Bonnie

[Miranda&James 8]

Well, in a previous thread Yodrak made me question whether this is true or not, but I would say yes, do it just in case they need it, it really isn't that hard anyways.