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I-134 form by Co-Sponsor - what happens if husband only signs?

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Hi all,

I am currently applying for K1 visa. I am beneficiary.

I have received all of the I134 information through from my fiance. She is my primary sponsor and her father is acting as a co-sponsor.

I have noticed that his I-134 form has only been signed by him (and not by his wife also). Does this matter?

The instructions on the US embassy site state that both husband and wife must sign if a petition is being submitted. Could they turn me down for the visa if the wife has not signed?

This is really quite urgent - if you can help, please post and let me know.

Keith

 
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