Joint Sponsor, mostly assets.

[Churches91 3]

Hi all, I had posted a long while back before I had filed the K1 and got some good help, but I've discovered a bit more about my situation that has me worried.

I'm a full time student so I will be using my father as a joint-sponsor for the K1. He does not receive pension or social security (yet, he's holding off until he's older). He works contract work for his old company for extra spending money but that makes about 95% of the poverty level for 4 people. He has more than 5x assets available through his own investments (mutual funds, savings funds, etc), will this be enough for us?

[Boiler 46,003]

K1 not likely to be an issue, for AoS they seem to prefer income. But then your situation may differ by then.

You can also self sponsor a K1,even easier.

[Churches91 3]

K1 not likely to be an issue, for AoS they seem to prefer income. But then your situation may differ by then.

You can also self sponsor a K1,even easier.

Self sponsor? She has no income or assets of her own that could meet the requirements if thats what you mean.

[Boiler 46,003]

Requirements for K1 are pretty low.

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

Hi all, I had posted a long while back before I had filed the K1 and got some good help, but I've discovered a bit more about my situation that has me worried.

I'm a full time student so I will be using my father as a joint-sponsor for the K1. He does not receive pension or social security (yet, he's holding off until he's older). He works contract work for his old company for extra spending money but that makes about 95% of the poverty level for 4 people. He has more than 5x assets available through his own investments (mutual funds, savings funds, etc), will this be enough for us?

I think it will be fine for I-134 and I-864.

[Churches91 3]

I think it will be fine for I-134 and I-864.

Thanks, I know no one here can give a definitive answer, but seasoned member's input is nice. Thanks Nich-Nick.