Question:
I have just had a slight panic attack, my fiancé in the US is only 19, she
is going to college and therefore has no income, her parents support her
fully. I have got an affidavit of support from her father as that is all
I
thought I needed. Is this true or does my fiancé have to fill out a I-134
as well? I have already sent my checklist to the US consulate in Sydney
telling them I've got all the papers ready !!!
Answer:
Tell her to fill out her affidavit online, print it, take it to the nearest
check cashing store for a notary stamp, and then let her overnite it to you.
If she or her dad has the money, that would help and be there in time. :)
The interview usually gives you plenty of time, anyway, I think.
You fiance is ALWAYS the Affidavit of Support sponsor, both now, and
when filing at AOS.
Get her to rush you the form.
Yes the US Fiancée has to supply an affidavit of support regardless of
whether or not they are financially able to support the foreign
fiancée/spouse.
Regardless she should make one out with a note of explanation that she is
currently a non-working student and her father is providing a separate I-134
on your behalf. It will be similar to what you will need to do with the
I-864 when you file for the adjustment of status.
I have just had a slight panic attack, my fiancé in the US is only 19, she
is going to college and therefore has no income, her parents support her
fully. I have got an affidavit of support from her father as that is all I
thought I needed. Is this true or does my fiancé have to fill out a I-134
as well? I have already sent my checklist to the US consulate in Sydney
telling them I've got all the papers ready !!!
