another cuestion about I-134

[mdc 0]

I have a cuestion about this I-134 thing, let me explain you all my situation, maybe someone can give me an answer...

my girlfriend is finishing college so she will start working soon and probably make more of the needed in the povertyline, also her father is going to support us like a co-sponsor... that will be enough?

thanks and God Bless

[KarenCee 3]

I have a cuestion about this I-134 thing, let me explain you all my situation, maybe someone can give me an answer...

my girlfriend is finishing college so she will start working soon and probably make more of the needed in the povertyline, also her father is going to support us like a co-sponsor... that will be enough?

thanks and God Bless

As long as the co-sponsor can meet the poverty level guidelines for the number he is supporting then yes, things should be fine. This includes whoever lives in his house, his daughter and you.

[pulteseller 0]

Taken from the Guides section - Other important things to know - Affidavit of Support

Not having adequate income will not usually be a problem if you have a co-sponsor, according to experiences

posted on the newsgroup, as long as the co-sponsor has adequate income/assets.

Be aware that the co-sponsor must have enough income/assets for both your fiance, any fiance children that will

be immigrating, and his/her own household. However, that IF the US fiance has been on welfare or other

government benefits for a lifetime or has no plans to work actively, the consulate can still deny the visa based on

the likelihood that the foreign fiance will become a public charge. Just having a co-sponsor may not be sufficient.

An actual case has been documented wherein a fiance visa was denied because the petitioning fiance was on

government benefits and would not be working, even though the US fiance had two co-sponsors.

My understanding is that a family of two would need to demonstrate income higher than $17,170. As long as her father and her can beat that than you're ok.

http://www.fianceevisas.net/financial.htm

[pulteseller 0]

Family of three (you, her, and father) is $17,170 X 125% = $21,463

[mdc 0]

Family of three (you, her, and father) is $17,170 X 125% = $21,463

Thank you to you all. Your answers have been so useful to me. Greatings from the canary islands