How a cosponsor fills out the I-134?

[Farron 0]

Briefly here's my situation. I'm the U.S. citizen and petitioner. I've lived outside the U.S. for the last two and half years and just came back this year. I'm a new scuba diving instructor that free-lances with one dive shop and I've just signed as a contractor with another center. In both shops I'm technically self employed. So I can't get that letter that says I've been employed for so long with an annual salary of... I'm going to ask my brother to be a cosponsor for us. So I'm wondering how he fills out the affidavit.
Particularly for Questions 3, 8, 11

3. This affidavit is executed on behalf of the following person:

Does this need to be my fiance's information or mine?

8. The following persons are dependent upon me for support [check box for wholly or partially dependent]

My brother lives alone. He has no kids or any dependants. Does this question refer to his household or me?

11. I intend / do not intend to make specific contributions to the support of the person(s) name in item 3

On the example form it says: N/A (K1 visa process for permanent residence). Should I put the same thing?

[KayDeeCee 4,896]

The foreign fiance(e) is the one being sponsored. They would be listed in #3 on both the USC petitioner's and co-sponsor's I-134.

If they have no dependents, then they would put None, unless they claim you on their taxes. If you have no dependents, then you also put None there on your I-134.

Yes, that is the correct answer for #11 because a K-1 has immigrant intent, therefore that part is not applicable for a K-1 visa.

[Farron 0]

You're a legend! Thanks!

[Zedayn 485]

3. Your fiancée goes here

8. If no dependents then you write NONE

11. This question does not apply for K-1 visas. The best answer is leave it blank and write N/A K-1 VISA PROCESS.