Faxed Birth Certificate / Sponsorship

[payxibka 10,045]

I have gathered almost everything needed for the I-129f package....... movies we made together.

I am not sure how you would present movies... Evidence submitted on magnetic media is not acceptable

[JenT 0]

Well, the tips about the Affidavit of support say a lot but unfortunately don't state what the actual difference between a I-134 and a I-864 is. No wonder if people are confused. However, I don't want to sound ungreatful, because this side is a well of useful information. I don't know what I would do without it. So thanks to everybody who is helping here.

Well, the tips say that "the foreign fiance's assets CAN be used if they are readily convertible into cash". Ok, lets assume I can wire 25.000 dollars from a German account to an US account. What now?

My girlfriend fills out the I-134 but she has neither income nor assets. So her mom fills out an I-134 for co-sponsorship, right? If she has an income of more than 16.500 a year, we are fine anyway, right? If she has only 11.500 I could make up for the rest with my 25.000 (5 years x 5.000 dollars assets = 25.000). Is that correct?

Final question: how does one add those assets? What form do I have to use to do so. Is it true that a regular letter and the proof of my assets would work?

Again, thanks for the help. I really appreciate it.

Sorry to keep pointing you to forms, but the instructions should help you. Here's the I-864... the same income requirements apply for the I-134.

http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/I-864.pdf

[Cory si Vik 0]

Hi,

I understand that She is in the US. Well, for $20 or $25 plus rush order fees she may have a certified duplicate Birth Certificate in 3 business days if neccessary.

Did you guys thought about that? I don't understand whay they still have her original Birth certificate, because when I applied for passport all my originals came back with the passport in the mail, and they only kept copies.

Good luck,

Vik

[mmarlo 1]

This doesn't make sense. You don't need the birth certificate for the I-129F application, so I don't know what the problem is. You only need the birth certificate at the time of the interview. You also need the passport for that, and you should get the birth certificate back with the passport (at least Jacinta did when she got her passport). Same with the affidavit of support. That will be required months from now, at the time of the interview. Of course these are things to worry about, but get the petition in first and then worry about them. You can paralyze yourself from immediate and necessary action by worrying too much about potential problems far down the road. One thing at a time.

I should add though on the sponsorship issue that if you get a co-sponsor, that co-sponsor has to be able to provide for all members of his immediate family, plus you and your family.

Good luck!