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How many people can my fiance sponsor at the same time?

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Boiler Grand Master

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5 minutes ago, mepyari2 said:

Her mother is Indian. After her mom becomes a citizen, can she be the cosponsor?

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Is there a way to find a job? or get entry through any programs?

 

Job for you sounds unlikely, study?

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Boiler Grand Master

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She can be a joing sponsor as a PR, Citizenship say 6 years.

 

Lots of study options! what do you mean by certification program? Most of the ones I have done the answer would be no.

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Boiler Grand Master

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1 minute ago, mepyari2 said:

Certification/diploma programs..which is not like a 4 year bachelors program.

Certainly possible, obviously a Uni Degree has more credibility when seeking a F1.

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Under 8 CFR 213a.2(c)(2)(iii)(B), a sponsor may submit evidence of his ownership of significant assets, such as savings accounts, stocks, bonds, certificates of deposit, real estate, or other assets. The sponsored alien may also submit evidence of his assets. Evidence of significant assets may include: (1) bank statements for the last 12 months; (2) evidence of ownership and value of stocks, bonds and certificates of deposit, and dates acquired; (3) evidence of ownership and value of personal property and dates acquired; and (4) evidence of ownership and value of real estate and dates acquired.

To qualify as significant assets, the total net value (i.e. value of asset less any liability) of all assets must exceed five times the difference between the sponsor’s household income and the Federal poverty line for the sponsor’s household size.

 
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