Co-sponsor salary

[misspaige22 0]

K1 visa, London embassy, our NOA 2 was received recently. Petitioner speaking.

 

My co-sponsor (no spouse or children) makes 41,600 before taxes annually, I’m unemployed and won’t have a job by the time we need to submit the affidavit of support. My co-sponsor and I live together alone and rent a condo in California and my fiancée would be living with us here. Does anyone have any experience using a co-sponsor who makes this amount or less while being unemployed themselves getting approved? Yes, I know it’s up to the discretion of the CO but I want to hear other people’s stories. Thanks a ton

Edited September 4, 2019 by misspaige22

[Wuozopo 4,293]

57 minutes ago, misspaige22 said:

K1 visa, London embassy, our NOA 2 was received recently. Petitioner speaking.

 

My co-sponsor (no spouse or children) makes 41,600 before taxes annually, I’m unemployed and won’t have a job by the time we need to submit the affidavit of support. My co-sponsor and I live together alone and rent a condo in California and my fiancée would be living with us here. Does anyone have any experience using a co-sponsor who makes this amount or less while being unemployed themselves getting approved? Yes, I know it’s up to the discretion of the CO but I want to hear other people’s stories. Thanks a ton

I am aware of many, many K1s going through London with a joint sponsor. It usually isn't an issue. Can't think of any in the last 10 years who had any flack. That salary is way more than sufficient. 

[yuna628 9,697]

1 hour ago, misspaige22 said:

K1 visa, London embassy, our NOA 2 was received recently. Petitioner speaking.

 

My co-sponsor (no spouse or children) makes 41,600 before taxes annually, I’m unemployed and won’t have a job by the time we need to submit the affidavit of support. My co-sponsor and I live together alone and rent a condo in California and my fiancée would be living with us here. Does anyone have any experience using a co-sponsor who makes this amount or less while being unemployed themselves getting approved? Yes, I know it’s up to the discretion of the CO but I want to hear other people’s stories. Thanks a ton

It'll be just fine. I-134 and financial evidence will need to come from the cosponsor and not you. That will change if you're still unemployed and need a cosponsor in time for AOS. In that case evidence will have to come from both joint sponsor and you.