Can beneficiaries income+savings be helpful in K1 visa interview.

[art1234 14]

Hello,

I have looked for this specific case everywhere with no luck. 

My situation is that my fiancé who's petitioner doesn't have a stable job (she gets her income with being a food vendor at events) but I, on the other hand, have a well-paid job in the UK.

I will be able to continue to work (legally) for them if and when in the US remotely.

My savings+income would be far beyond what's required for the poverty line.

All the places i've been researching on always talks about petitioner's ability to support, but nowhere it considers that some beneficiaries could be well off with the money.

P.S. we're still gonna have a joint sponsor.

 

My question is: Does anyone have any experience in a similar situation when the beneficiary is not exactly broke and could single-handedly support both partners? 

Does it help in the interview or exact opposite?

 

Thanks,

Art

[Alabamak1 688]

if your co-sponsor makes enough....the beneficiaries income is irrelevant, since the Affairvit for I-134 and I-864 will still be valid for the period of K-1 and later the 10 years or 40 quaters of work. 

[payxibka 10,045]

1 hour ago, ArtDerkint said:

Hello,

I have looked for this specific case everywhere with no luck. 

My situation is that my fiancé who's petitioner doesn't have a stable job (she gets her income with being a food vendor at events) but I, on the other hand, have a well-paid job in the UK.

I will be able to continue to work (legally) for them if and when in the US remotely.

My savings+income would be far beyond what's required for the poverty line.

All the places i've been researching on always talks about petitioner's ability to support, but nowhere it considers that some beneficiaries could be well off with the money.

P.S. we're still gonna have a joint sponsor.

 

My question is: Does anyone have any experience in a similar situation when the beneficiary is not exactly broke and could single-handedly support both partners? 

Does it help in the interview or exact opposite?

 

Thanks,

Art

You need to go to the UK regional forum.   At one time London allowed the beneficiary to self support.   Not sure if that is still true