Question 38

[hannahfry3 0]

I know lots of people have posted about this, but I was hoping I could get some information, specifically for the U.S. Consulate in Santiago, Chile.

 

I found on ***removed*** (http://www.***removed***/visitor-visa/sample-i-134-affidavit-of-support-form.pdf) a sample I-134 form filled out that checked the "I intend to make specific contributions..." and in section 7, they put "All expenses, including but not limited to their visa expenses, airline return tickets cost to come to USA & back, US domestic travel, lodging, food, incident expenses and visitor medical insurance." Is this a good answer to put? Or should I check yes and put "N/A K1 Visa Application"? Or not check anything?

 

Please help!!

[KimchiLumpia 315]

10 hours ago, hannahfry3 said:

I know lots of people have posted about this, but I was hoping I could get some information, specifically for the U.S. Consulate in Santiago, Chile.

 

I found on ***removed*** (http://www.***removed***/visitor-visa/sample-i-134-affidavit-of-support-form.pdf) a sample I-134 form filled out that checked the "I intend to make specific contributions..." and in section 7, they put "All expenses, including but not limited to their visa expenses, airline return tickets cost to come to USA & back, US domestic travel, lodging, food, incident expenses and visitor medical insurance." Is this a good answer to put? Or should I check yes and put "N/A K1 Visa Application"? Or not check anything?

 

Please help!!

In the I-134 form for my Canadian fiance, I checked "yes" to question 38, and in section 7 I wrote:

"Upon My Fiance's Name/Beneficiary entry into the United States under the K1 Visa and our marriage with-in 90 days of entry: I, My Name/Petitioner, will provide all financial support for My Fiance's Name/Benefiicary as required for K1 Visa approval".

I felt this was the best way to cover all bases.  So immigration knows I'll provide all financial support as required for K1 visa approval.  

We were recently approved with no problems.