I NEED ADVICE!!!!

[~Laura and Nick~ 5]

this site is a godsend...

I think you should go visit as well If you have a co-sponsor lined up and a good chance of a job when you return..spending that time with your loved one will be amazing.

Best of luck to you!

[Chica Yeyé 41]

Can one of my family members act as a co-sponsor, or does it have to be a non-relative?

Either or. Doesn't really matter; as long as co-sponsor fills the requirements blah blah blah.

Good luck!

[msu17 0]

Anyone can act as a co-sponsor, relative or not. I am a student, so I had to get a co-sponsor and used my mother. She is retired, so while she has some income, its not enough to meet the 125% line. We used her assets such as savings bonds, stocks, savings etc. to show she had enough to cover either 3 or 5 times (can't remember) the difference between her income and the poverty line.

A thought I had was perhaps hold off filing once you return to the US until you find your next job. Then you can have that employer write a letter stating your salary etc. Or just get a cosponsor and call it a day

[calamitka 0]

Plz do not hesitate and move for a while to Gdansk believe me you won't regret. There is so many positives in experiencing different culture also you will better understand your future spouse. My husband, boyfriend back then, move to Poland for over a year and it was blessed time for both of us. He was able to find job here so you may consider this option, although it’s not so easy (EU members are preferred). Ask your fiancée to do research on available positions in your field.

As for I-129 F find co- sponsor or AFTER 6 months or more marry her in Poland and file directly at embassy. She will have GC after 3 - 6 months. No AOS in USA. Make sure she will register you in her apartment it will proof your six months residency here.

[maggieNomar 0]

IT's great if you are able to spend time with your fiancee for awhile. I wish I could have spent time with mine. Good luck to you.