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Nigerian Queen   16

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:wacko: Hi guys! wat other income besides emploment could we use rhe I134 form for K1 visa's I child support and SSI for two disabled kids and I wasnt sure if I could use them or not. your input is very much needed thanks so much.:help:
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This is for K-1 why are you posting in the Spousal Visa section?

You can get a co-sponsor if you do not meet the requirements.

You can use savings if you do not meet the requirements in income.

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http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/341365-income/

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Your I-129f was approved in 5 days from your NOA1 date.

Your interview took 67 days from your I-129F NOA1 date.

AOS was approved in 2 months and 8 days without interview.

ROC was approved in 3 months and 2 days without interview.

I am a Citizen of the United States of America. 04/16/13

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Nigerian Queen   16

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WHat do you mean why am I posting in this section, When you post a comment in the jamaica Portal they all post here Thank you

This is for K-1 why are you posting in the Spousal Visa section?

You can get a co-sponsor if you do not meet the requirements.

You can use savings if you do not meet the requirements in income.

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WHat do you mean why am I posting in this section, When you post a comment in the jamaica Portal they all post here Thank you

Jamaica portal posts in the Jamaica section. Not the CR-1/IR-1 section. They are two completely different places.

You filed a K-1 which is not a Spousal visa procedure so you need to post in the K-1 section or in the Jamaica section.

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Your I-129f was approved in 5 days from your NOA1 date.

Your interview took 67 days from your I-129F NOA1 date.

AOS was approved in 2 months and 8 days without interview.

ROC was approved in 3 months and 2 days without interview.

I am a Citizen of the United States of America. 04/16/13

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A the income from a Co-sponsor will help also

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:wacko: Hi guys! wat other income besides emploment could we use rhe I134 form for K1 visa's I child support and SSI for two disabled kids and I wasnt sure if I could use them or not. your input is very much needed thanks so much.:help:

As far as I understand it, SS disability(SSDI) can be counted as income, but SSI cannot be. Child support can be counted if it will be ongoing and continue for several years. Show a copy of your court order and any evidence that shows the payments being made to you, such as bank deposits showing the child support amount being deposited each month to your account.

Link to K-1 instructions for Ciudad Juarez, Mexico > https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/K1/CDJ_Ciudad-Juarez-2-22-2021.pdf

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Dividends, interest.

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Nigerian Queen   16

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BUT SSi is dissabilty

As far as I understand it, SS disability(SSDI) can be counted as income, but SSI cannot be. Child support can be counted if it will be ongoing and continue for several years. Show a copy of your court order and any evidence that shows the payments being made to you, such as bank deposits showing the child support amount being deposited each month to your account.

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Nigerian Queen   16

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I do have 3 sponsors lined up, but I was just asking if I could use extra income, but if I can't I won't

A the income from a Co-sponsor will help also

Ok thank you

Dividends, interest.

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Duplicate thread has been moved from the CR-1 Spousal Visa forum to the K-1 fiancee visa forum and merged with existing thread already in K-1 forum

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:wacko: Hi guys! wat other income besides emploment could we use rhe I134 form for K1 visa's I child support and SSI for two disabled kids and I wasnt sure if I could use them or not. your input is very much needed thanks so much.:help:

Child support, YES. SSI, no. SSI is one of the few forms of income that are not allowable to be counted, it is welfare, not "income". Another that does not count is student loans EXCEPT any portion which may be designated as a "housing allowance" Virtually anything else counts, including unemployment, with documentation that it is being paid.

Do you receive SSDI or SSI? SSDI (disablity) IS allowable. SSI (Supplemental income) is not counted.

If the payments ARE SSDI, who are they paid to? You? They count. The children? They do not.

BUT SSi is dissabilty

SSDI is disability. SSi is welfare supplemental cash payments.

As far as I understand it, SS disability(SSDI) can be counted as income, but SSI cannot be. Child support can be counted if it will be ongoing and continue for several years. Show a copy of your court order and any evidence that shows the payments being made to you, such as bank deposits showing the child support amount being deposited each month to your account.

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Nigerian Queen   16

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Sorry if I am wrong but I have never heard of two differnt types of SSI benefits. My children receive SSI benefits due to medical issues and I have never heard of being welfare.

Child support, YES. SSI, no. SSI is one of the few forms of income that are not allowable to be counted, it is welfare, not "income". Another that does not count is student loans EXCEPT any portion which may be designated as a "housing allowance" Virtually anything else counts, including unemployment, with documentation that it is being paid.

Do you receive SSDI or SSI? SSDI (disablity) IS allowable. SSI (Supplemental income) is not counted.

If the payments ARE SSDI, who are they paid to? You? They count. The children? They do not.

SSDI is disability. SSi is welfare supplemental cash payments.

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