I-134 Affidavit of Support Form Help !!!!

[ziggy1977 3]

I have couple question a about the I-134 form ..Question number 9 and 10 on the form

9. I have previously submitted affidavit (s) of support for the following person(s). If none, state "NONE"

10. I have submitted a visa petition(s) to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service on behalf of the following person(s). If none, state "NONE"

I was divorce and married thu K1 I-129F on my first marriage. Unfortunately it didn't work out, so I filed for divorce and withdraw my petition less then 2 years of marriage..

Do I nee to put her name on question 9 and 10 ??? Remember I withdraw my petition and divorce her under 2 year marriage..

thanks in advance !!!!

[ziggy1977 3]

I have couple question about the I-134 form ..Question number 9 and 10 on the form

9. I have previously submitted affidavit (s) of support for the following person(s). If none, state "NONE"

10. I have submitted a visa petition(s) to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service on behalf of the following person(s). If none, state "NONE"

I was divorce and married thu K1 I-129F on my first marriage. Unfortunately it didn't work out, so I filed for divorce and withdraw my petition less then 2 years of marriage..

Do I need to put her name on question 9 and 10 ??? Remember I withdraw my petition and divorce her under 2 year marriage..

thanks in advance !!!!

[Tim/Mav 305]

You need to answer Yes to both questions 9 & 10.. That is positive.

It was a past K-1 and will also need to provide ALL copies of the Final Decree between you and the former spouse. Get this from the Courthouse in which you filed. Get a Certified Copy, signed and dated by the Clerk with a Seal from that Court. This should have already been required for the initial 129-F submittal in your application/petition. Did I miss something?

You in the past did file for another party so take my words as best you can whether that worked out or not.

[belinda63 3,051]

So your first spouse came to the US on a K-1, you married, she got her green card, then you divorced. The answers are yes and yes. And unless you know for a fact that you have been released from your obligations under the I-864 that you signed when she got her green card then she is also included in your household size.

[ziggy1977 3]

You need to answer Yes to both questions 9 & 10.. That is positive.

It was a past K-1 and will also need to provide ALL copies of the Final Decree between you and the former spouse. Get this from the Courthouse in which you filed. Get a Certified Copy, signed and dated by the Clerk with a Seal from that Court. This should have already been required for the initial 129-F submittal in your application/petition. Did I miss something?

You in the past did file for another party so take my words as best you can whether that worked out or not.

Tim n Mav thanks OK thanks for the answes I needed..

I have another question : my exwife only received a 2 yr green card.. I know its expired by now...she can not renew it right?

[belinda63 3,051]

Of course she could. There is the ability to file a divorce waiver when you remove conditions

[KayDeeCee 4,896]

You submitted an I-864 for your ex-wife to get a green card, so #9 is YES.

You filed a visa petition on behalf of your ex-wife and present fiancee, so #10 is YES and you list both of them.

[ziggy1977 3]

So is this going to effect my fiancee approval in her interview??? Her I-129F petition just got approved 2days ago..after waiting for 12 months for her NOA2 coz our case was stuck in background for that long .I just want be prepared

[Ulink2 7]

So is this going to effect my fiancee approval in her interview??? Her I-129F petition just got approved 2days ago..after waiting for 12 months for her NOA2 coz our case was stuck in background for that long .I just want be prepared

It will be a factor they look into your case

[Zedayn 485]

So is this going to effect my fiancee approval in her interview??? Her I-129F petition just got approved 2days ago..after waiting for 12 months for her NOA2 coz our case was stuck in background for that long .I just want be prepared

Not necessarily. Since you answered yes to #9, your ex is still considered in your household size. As long as your income is enough for your household size, there should not be any issues.

I have also answered YES to both 9 and 10 on my I-134. I also submitted proof that my I-864 was withdrawn from my previous ex. We had no issues at all at the embassy.

Edited November 14, 2014 by Zedayn

[ziggy1977 3]

Not necessarily. Since you answered yes to #9, your ex is still considered in your household size. As long as your income is enough for your household size, there should not be any issues.

I have also answered YES to both 9 and 10 on my I-134. I also submitted proof that my I-864 was withdrawn from my previous ex. We had no issues at all at the embassy.

Zedayan ,thanks for the info man... WOW I saw ur timeline and guys got approve quick !! my case took 12 months to get NOA2 approved ...I assume that it took long for me coz of my divorce....but you were divorce too and got approve so fast...happy for u man!!!!