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Hi, everyone! 
 

I am looking into starting the K-1 application process to bring my boyfriend (UK) to the US. However, there are a few things I am confused about and I want to make sure I understand what to do.

 

1. I am currently studying abroad on a Tier 4 visa in England. I was planning on filing the i-129f while still abroad, as I will be moving back home to continue my studies in August of this year. On the form, when asked for places I’ve resided, do I need to say I’ve resided in the U.K.? By the time I go home I will have been in the U.K. for 11 months, if that makes a difference.

 

2. Similar question to the first one, my boyfriend studied abroad in the US for about 9 months. Do I need to include the US on the form for places he’s resided?

 

3. I am not currently employed, and I do not have a job lined up for when I go back home, as I will be continuing my studies. Because of this, my mom will be acting as a cosponsor. When submitting the i-129f, do I need to include information about our finances/her acting as a cosponsor, or is that information only needed when my boyfriend goes to the interview? Also, will my mom and I both need to fill out the I-134? As I said, I’m not employed and I haven’t been for a year so I’m not sure how I would go about filling one out for myself. 
 

*Also, my mom being a cosponsor shouldn’t be a reason for the USCIS to refuse our K-1 visa, right? My boyfriend will be going through the US embassy in London.
 

Any help would be greatly appreciated, as this process is very confusing, which I’m sure you all know! 

Edited by sydsydsyd
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Posted (edited)

Yes you have to list all the places where you/ boyfriend have lived during the last 5 (not quite sure what the form says) years till the day you file.

 

You will need the I-134 at the interview stage, no need to worry about it now. And yes you'll also have to fill one cause you'll always be the main sponsor no matter if you're unemployed or not.

Edited by Letspaintcookies
 
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