Father-in-inlaw is the sponsor

[jamyleandkhadijah 0]

Hello my good VJers. I really would like to thank you all for your kind advice to people like me who knows less about immigration processes......My wife's father i.e my father-in-law is the sponsorer and he is the one filling the I-134 plus all other of his financial documents like bank statements,tax income return for the last 3yrs,letter from his employer,pay stub and other financial documents. Now the question is do i need to submit my wife's financial papers too>> Someone please tell me what to do as our interview is set for the 11th of july which is 4days from now........Any piece is advice would be appreciated as usual...

Regards,

Jamil

[pushbrk 12,881]

Hello my good VJers. I really would like to thank you all for your kind advice to people like me who knows less about immigration processes......My wife's father i.e my father-in-law is the sponsorer and he is the one filling the I-134 plus all other of his financial documents like bank statements,tax income return for the last 3yrs,letter from his employer,pay stub and other financial documents. Now the question is do i need to submit my wife's financial papers too>> Someone please tell me what to do as our interview is set for the 11th of july which is 4days from now........Any piece is advice would be appreciated as usual...

Regards,

Jamil

Your wife's financial papers are also needed. The father in-law can only be a co-sponsor. If you'r using an I-134 for her father, you need one from her too. You do not submit them. You turn them over if and when asked for them.

[MargotDarko 0]

Hello my good VJers. I really would like to thank you all for your kind advice to people like me who knows less about immigration processes......My wife's father i.e my father-in-law is the sponsorer and he is the one filling the I-134 plus all other of his financial documents like bank statements,tax income return for the last 3yrs,letter from his employer,pay stub and other financial documents. Now the question is do i need to submit my wife's financial papers too>> Someone please tell me what to do as our interview is set for the 11th of july which is 4days from now........Any piece is advice would be appreciated as usual...

Regards,

Jamil

Your wife's financial papers are also needed. The father in-law can only be a co-sponsor. If you'r using an I-134 for her father, you need one from her too. You do not submit them. You turn them over if and when asked for them.

I thought it was different for a non-immigrant visa and the I-134? And then when they adjust status, the wife has to be the sponsor and the father-in-law co-sponsor on the I-864. Or is that since they will eventually have to adjust status on the K3 or complete the I-130, the interviewer might ask now for his wife's financial documents?

[pushbrk 12,881]

Hello my good VJers. I really would like to thank you all for your kind advice to people like me who knows less about immigration processes......My wife's father i.e my father-in-law is the sponsorer and he is the one filling the I-134 plus all other of his financial documents like bank statements,tax income return for the last 3yrs,letter from his employer,pay stub and other financial documents. Now the question is do i need to submit my wife's financial papers too>> Someone please tell me what to do as our interview is set for the 11th of july which is 4days from now........Any piece is advice would be appreciated as usual...

Regards,

Jamil

Your wife's financial papers are also needed. The father in-law can only be a co-sponsor. If you'r using an I-134 for her father, you need one from her too. You do not submit them. You turn them over if and when asked for them.

I thought it was different for a non-immigrant visa and the I-134? And then when they adjust status, the wife has to be the sponsor and the father-in-law co-sponsor on the I-864. Or is that since they will eventually have to adjust status on the K3 or complete the I-130, the interviewer might ask now for his wife's financial documents?

K visas are adjudicated by immigrant visa units because they have immigrant intent. The PI, for instance, won't accept any sponsor but the USC Fiance as sole sponsor. No co-sponsors are accepted. There may be a Consulate out there accepting somebody other than the Fiance or Spouse as primary sponsor for K visas but I don't know of it.

Other non-immigrant visa applicants can be supported by any sponsor.

Edited July 8, 2007 by pushbrk

[Reba 2]

for K3 and K1, if there is a co (joint) sponsor, both the primary (spouse) sponsor and the joint sponsor have to complete the I-134 for the consular interview. And then again, they both must complete an I-864 for the AOS later.

[MargotDarko 0]

Hello my good VJers. I really would like to thank you all for your kind advice to people like me who knows less about immigration processes......My wife's father i.e my father-in-law is the sponsorer and he is the one filling the I-134 plus all other of his financial documents like bank statements,tax income return for the last 3yrs,letter from his employer,pay stub and other financial documents. Now the question is do i need to submit my wife's financial papers too>> Someone please tell me what to do as our interview is set for the 11th of july which is 4days from now........Any piece is advice would be appreciated as usual...

Regards,

Jamil

Your wife's financial papers are also needed. The father in-law can only be a co-sponsor. If you'r using an I-134 for her father, you need one from her too. You do not submit them. You turn them over if and when asked for them.

I thought it was different for a non-immigrant visa and the I-134? And then when they adjust status, the wife has to be the sponsor and the father-in-law co-sponsor on the I-864. Or is that since they will eventually have to adjust status on the K3 or complete the I-130, the interviewer might ask now for his wife's financial documents?

K visas are adjudicated by immigrant visa units because they have immigrant intent. The PI, for instance, won't accept any sponsor but the USC Fiance as sole sponsor. No co-sponsors are accepted. There may be a Consulate out there accepting somebody other than the Fiance or Spouse as primary sponsor for K visas but I don't know of it.

Other non-immigrant visa applicants can be supported by any sponsor.

Thanks for clearing that up. I must have read some misleading information somewhere.

[jamyleandkhadijah 0]

Please note i am willing at the embassy for CR1 interview. Do i still need to submit my wife's financial docs?

[pushbrk 12,881]

Please note i am willing at the embassy for CR1 interview. Do i still need to submit my wife's financial docs?

Well, you have no timeline and you posted in the K3 visa forum, so we've been giving you information based on that.

Let's start over. You have an appointment for a CR1 interview? Please fill in your timeline.

[MargotDarko 0]

Please note i am willing at the embassy for CR1 interview. Do i still need to submit my wife's financial docs?

If you're going for a CR1 interview, you must have your wife's documents, and she should be your main sponsor and the father-in-law should be the co-sponsor. The I-134 does not figure into the CR1 visa process. That's only for non-immigrant visas.

[MargotDarko 0]

I should be more clear. No matter what, as pushbrk corrected me, with the K visas or with the CR1 visa, your wife must be the sponsor and your father-in-law is the co-sponsor. For a K3 both your spouse and father-in-law must fill out the I-134 and give you their financial documents. For the CR1, both of them must fill out the I-864 and give you their financial documents.

[Yodrak 7]

pushbrk,

There is no requirement that the petitioner must be the financial sponsor for a K visa applicant. The sponsor can be anyone who meets the financial requirements and who the consular officer believe will actually put out the money should it be required.

Yodrak

Hello my good VJers. I really would like to thank you all for your kind advice to people like me who knows less about immigration processes......My wife's father i.e my father-in-law is the sponsorer and he is the one filling the I-134 plus all other of his financial documents like bank statements,tax income return for the last 3yrs,letter from his employer,pay stub and other financial documents. Now the question is do i need to submit my wife's financial papers too>> Someone please tell me what to do as our interview is set for the 11th of july which is 4days from now........Any piece is advice would be appreciated as usual...

Regards,

Jamil

Your wife's financial papers are also needed. The father in-law can only be a co-sponsor. If you'r using an I-134 for her father, you need one from her too. You do not submit them. You turn them over if and when asked for them.

I thought it was different for a non-immigrant visa and the I-134? And then when they adjust status, the wife has to be the sponsor and the father-in-law co-sponsor on the I-864. Or is that since they will eventually have to adjust status on the K3 or complete the I-130, the interviewer might ask now for his wife's financial documents?

K visas are adjudicated by immigrant visa units because they have immigrant intent. The PI, for instance, won't accept any sponsor but the USC Fiance as sole sponsor. No co-sponsors are accepted. There may be a Consulate out there accepting somebody other than the Fiance or Spouse as primary sponsor for K visas but I don't know of it.

Other non-immigrant visa applicants can be supported by any sponsor.

khjandjamil,

Yes.

Yodrak

Please note i am willing at the embassy for CR1 interview. Do i still need to submit my wife's financial docs?

[Dakine 26]

Quote pushbrk!

The PI, for instance, won't accept any sponsor but the USC Fiance as sole sponsor. No co-sponsors are accepted

I think you should check this out a bit farther!

[pushbrk 12,881]

Quote pushbrk!

The PI, for instance, won't accept any sponsor but the USC Fiance as sole sponsor. No co-sponsors are accepted

I think you should check this out a bit farther!

This has been reported multiple times, although recently somebody aluded to the possibility of making an exception. It is out of the ordinary.

Guangzhou, Consulate requires the fiance or spouse to provide financial information regardless of any additional sponsorship. If I-134's are used and they strongly suggest them, they require one from the fiance or spouse.

Nothing is binding before the I-864 is filed anyway. The Consulates want to see the financial picture of the spouse or intended spouse before granting a visa with immigrant intent, even if that person has no income or assets at the moment. (Students, etc.)

If somebody has direct evidence that contradicts the above, please provide it.

[jamyleandkhadijah 0]

Thank you all very much. My wife does not have much income as at now becos she is a student that is why her father is standing as the sponsor for us, thou the father has completed the I-864 and submitted that to the NVC during the process, what i am trying to understand is now that my wife does not have much income or assets at the moment does she still need to complete the I-134 with her father?

[jamyleandkhadijah 0]

Thank you all very much. My wife does not have much income as at now becos she is a student that is why her father is standing as the sponsor for us, thou the father has completed the I-864 and submitted that to the NVC during the process, what i am trying to understand is now that my wife does not have much income or assets at the moment does she still need to complete the I-134 with her father?

Thank you all very much. My wife does not have much income as at now becos she is a student that is why her father is standing as the sponsor for us, thou the father has completed the I-864 and submitted that to the NVC during the process, what i am trying to understand is now that my wife does not have much income or assets at the moment does she still need to complete the I-134 with her father?...........And also when the CO ask to see my financial documents which do i present HER FATHER'S OR MY WIFE'S ???? Please help me .

Jamil