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I-134 form question - my fiancé is supporting an ex wife

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thrashunreal   20

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My partner (USC) is filling in the I-134 way in advance so that we are prepared but I have a quick question about a part he is stuck on. He text me the following:

When filling out the form I-134 it asks "the following persons are dependent upon me for support". If I have previously filed an affidavit of support for someone, which is now an ex-wife (not dependent upon me because she has a job, insurance, her own place, etc...), do I need to state they are dependent upon me for support, or only list them in the next two lines as someone I have filed a previous affidavit of support for?

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I-129F sent: 2016-04-27

NOA1 Email & Text: 2016-05-04

NOA1 Received in Mail: 2016-05-18

NOA2 Email & Text: 2016-07-06 (63 DAYS!)

NOA2 Received in Mail: 2016-07-18

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Nich-Nick   3,354

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He appears to be in Texas which does not have alimony support for ex-wives. Unless it is from a previous state which requires a monthly payment to the wife for her support, I would think he in no way supports her. If she was an immigrant and he sponsored on an affidavit of support, then the latter.

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