ExtremeLove

I did my k1 with only assets and I used a print out of the tax assessment value showing as much information as possible. Name, address, value. Then I got a copy of my bank payoff letter. The deed. With this information I did my own Appraisal, showing the value of other homes like mine selling in the area, and wrote a small letter of my Assets verses Market value of the one home, to show that I could liquidate the money very easily if needed. I also sent in my transcripts so they can see what I’m explaining in the letter. Bank account statements for the last 6 mths. In case they wanted to see them. a bank letter signed by the manager. and to top it all off and not take any chances, I included all my other assets just in case they didn’t want me to be homeless. Sounds silly, but the more you can show that your beneficiary will not need government assistance, the easier it will be for everyone.

Can you explain how she can be eligible for benefits if USCIS page says the the sponsor has to be responsible for the duration of the stay? Granted I’ve been asking if after the change in status things change, but sounds like you’re saying from the very beginning they could apply for government assistance. Did I misunderstand something here?

I’m asking for others that ask and I don’t want to give wrong information. In my personal situation, I did a k1 back in 2019 before COVID, and it became a nightmare of a wait and obstacles to overcome. I became very familiar with USCIS page and requirements to get her here with only my assets. At the time nobody was saying it could be done or even an option. And most people were in a bad spot to be a sponsor because lack of work. But since she arrived, we’ve traveled the country, (NOT as YouTubers, I don’t got it like that) in a Semi, while I thought her how to become a broker/dispatcher. We did ok for our first venture, but it got old fast when the trucking industry started crashing. We came home and she got a job at a factory even though I’m against it, she likes her independency and says she’s not here to be a full-time housewife. If only others would think like her !!!! I have to admit for about 30 yrs now, I have been content and taking it easy with my investment being my main source of income, now it seems I have to step up my game once again. Back to the comment: I do appreciate the info, and while I do know these loopholes do work for the most part, I also know that it doesn’t stop the government from enforcing the law at any given time! Even if at first it may look like you’re getting away with it. This means back fines, court hearings, and Fraudulent acts committed. One thing I have learned in my 40yrs in this wonderful Country is, pick your battles with government officials wisely, and don’t try to play the IRS! Both can get you time in prison. Besides, at the time the person goes to change their status, you really think USCIS will not check if they committed fraud by applying for help? So even if they don’t get it, it’s on record that they applied for it, and that could cost them the status they were trying to obtain. Good luck,

I like to get clarity on the length of support responsibility. I have read that sponsors on this new I-134A for Cubans are for the length of the parole, which is for 2 years. My question is, after the change in status and the beneficiary becomes a resident of the U.S. is the sponsor released of his support roll or does it continue until the 10yr rule or they become US Citizen, ect.. also like to know the same thing in the case of a K-1 visa, Thank you

I like to get clarity on the length of support responsibility. I have read that sponsors on this new I-134A for Cubans are for the length of the parole, which is for 2 years. My question is, after the change in status and the beneficiary becomes a resident of the U.S. is the sponsor released of his support roll or does it continue until the 10yr rule or they become US Citizen, ect.. also like to know the same thing in the case of a K-1 visa, Thank you,