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Filed: Country: Canada
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Since im getting someone to sponsor my fiancee, which form does he have to fill out as well as do they have to pay for the form or etc?

What type visa are you filing for? For K1 it is usually the I-134 and there isn't a fee for the form. You can download it from this site.

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Filed: Country: Canada
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Most consulates require the I-134 to be filed. Your co-sponsor fills one out and you do too, even if your income doesn't meet the 125% poverty level.

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You still have to fill it out, if you don't they generally won't give your fiance a visa untill you do give it to them. Check with the country's consulate to find out which form for sure.

The I-865 is for AOS later on in the process once your married.

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