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yes im aware it would need to be printed jsut the powerpoint would make an easier read and to keep it all together rather than scattered

You have given me some very valuable information thank you so much for your help

Also looking on the USCIS website as long as the person signing the affadavit of support meets the financial requirements, is a US citizen and its over the age of 18 then they can sign which would mean my cousin would be eligible to sign. So thats really helpful

I understand, the reason being is my partner is unemployed at the moment. she is looking for work and she doesn't really have much of a family especially not supportive ones so we wouldnt be able to lean on any of those. Also regarding if we were to take the CR1 route, would we need to get married in person in the states or are virtual weddings acceptable? we only get to see each other twice a year due to finances so just trying to work out what is best/easiest/quickest

Thank you all so much for your information, I understand a little more about the scenario now. I think its time to have a conversation with my partner. Regarding the CR1 visa , does this mean I wouldn't need an affadavit of support as I would be eligible to work upon arrival?

Hi, I am here because this whole process feels very daunting to me and my partner. We considered getting a lawyer to assist but was advised by multiple people that they are a waste and can prolong the process. We dont really know where to start. She is the US citizen and I am from the UK. I do have cousins that are US citizens in Florida. Me and my partner have been together for a while now and feel its time to get wed as some would say. We have no idea where to start, she is currently unemployed and looking for work so as it stands we would probably be reliant on my cousin offering the support for the affadavit. I have some questions im hoping some of you can answer. If she gets a job prior to the interview would this be fine for her to sign the affadavit of support? Would my cousin be able to sign the affadavit of support given hes in a different state to where I am looking to relocate? What kind of evidence should we be documenting as I am looking to make a whole powerpoint presentation to explain everything and make it easier to read? can I laminate non government documents for example my boarding pass or a letter she has wrote to me etc? My current job will potentially allow me to work 3 months in the US before I need to resign so would this cover the K1 and then I would just need an affadavit of support for the adjustment of status and work permit period? If i was to have savings to support myself during the time waiting in the US how much would I need roughly? Thank you in advance and apologies if some of the questions have been asked before or are stupid questions.