questions about I134 in my situation

[geowrian 22,337]

13 minutes ago, Hank_ said:

Not sure how that will apply to the K-1 as everything I read refers to the IRS tax returns as evidence of income    .. not foreign income let alone foreign debt.   Guess we wait and see.

To be more specific, I'm not sure how relevant it will be to K-1 visa holders doing AOS (it's not needed for the K-1 itself). It's more relevant for those who have been in the US prior to AOS (i.e. students, J holders, etc.). K holders are unlikely to even have a credit score for them to pull, unless they lived in the US prior.

Yup...lots of waiting and seeing.

[Hank_ 9,174]

6 minutes ago, geowrian said:

To be more specific, I'm not sure how relevant it will be to K-1 visa holders doing AOS (it's not needed for the K-1 itself). It's more relevant for those who have been in the US prior to AOS (i.e. students, J holders, etc.). K holders are unlikely to even have a credit score for them to pull, unless they lived in the US prior.

Yup...lots of waiting and seeing.

 

Being this was posted in the K-1 forum is why I couldn't see the relevance .. thus asking the "who" question. 

[thebrokenmando 1]

On 9/11/2019 at 4:33 PM, Hank_ said:

Yes the CO conducting the interview makes the decision.

 

How many people are you sponsoring (including yourself in the total?    Just your fiancee and yourself = 2

 

Look up the income requirement (125%) (this is gross income) as listed in the I-864P   https://www.uscis.gov/i-864p .   

 

is you gross income above the requirement?     

 

If YES .. you don't need a co-sponsor

 

if NO get your mom signed up.    

 

 

 

 

 

 

I am only sponsoring her, I have no dependents so according to the link you posted 125% is $21k, I make about $31k a year. Problem is, I started this job in june 2018 so my last income tax return and w2 shows the first half of the year at my old job where I made far less than I do at my new one which may be under the required amount. Do you think this will be a problem or will they only be concerned with what I'm currently making?

Edited September 16, 2019 by thebrokenmando

[Hank_ 9,174]

10 minutes ago, thebrokenmando said:

I am only sponsoring her, I have no dependents so according to the link you posted 125% is $21k, I make about $31k a year. Problem is, I started this job in june 2018 so my last income tax return and w2 shows the first half of the year at my old job where I made far less than I do at my new one which may be under the required amount. Do you think this will be a problem or will they only be concerned with what I'm currently making?

 

 

Being you were a new employee for 2018 and tax return shows only 6 months of income, I would include maybe 6 months of pay stubs and an employer letter.   Along with the I-134, a copy of your 2018 tax return/transcript and W-2  you can email everything to your fiancee.  Your pay stubs will explain a lot.  You should be just fine