pmarshall

Hi all

I was wondering if anyone has done this recently at the London embassy ?? How much is the minimum do you think ?

Also what email address is it as I have emailed twice with no answer ??

Thank you

Paul

Noorah101

There is no minimum dollar amount associated with the I-134. The ConOff will decide if the amount shown is satisfactory.

If you want to have some kind of guideline, you can use the I-864P found at www.uscis.gov. When doing an I-864, if using savings, you'd need 3x the amount shown in the 125% column on the I-864P. But those dollar amounts are not written in stone for the I-134.

Email for what?

Rene

ian-mstm

I'm sure someone has... but they haven't posted here about it.


There is no minimum... which is why it's always a risk you take. Many people use the $$ amount from the I-864P, but even if you demonstrate that you have sufficient ongoing income or assets, the officer isn't obligated to allow you to self-sponsor.


If you're trying to get guidance from the US Consular Section, don't bother... they aren't there to help you.

Ian

pmarshall

I've read the London embassy is quite relaxed on the i-134 but I maybe wrong.

I'll have a i-134 for my fiance and the co sponsor plus I'll take my banks statement (approx $10000) etc as it may work.

Thanks

ian-mstm

What you've written makes no sense: there's no such thing as a "co sponsor". For an I-134, there is only a sponsor... and there can be only one sponsor.

Ian

Noorah101

There is no c-sponsor when it comes to the I-134. If your fiancé can't fill out an I-134 to prove you won't become a public charge in the USA, then someone else in the USA can do so. But there can't be two I-134s.

Rene

pmarshall

Ive been told the petitioner and co sponsor has to fill out one each. I'll try with my self sponser too.

Paul

ian-mstm

Either the person who told you this is an idiot, or you misunderstood what was being said. There's no such thing as a "co sponsor", and there can't be two I-134s.

Ian

pmarshall

So tell me what is the person who fills out a i-134 if my fiance doesn't fullfil the poverty guideline ???

ian-mstm

The person who completes the I-134 is the sponsor... whether it's your fiancée or someone else.

Ian

pmarshall

A co sponsor if my fiance can't earn enough ??

ian-mstm

No! There's no such thing as a "co sponsor". I'm not sure why you don't understand that. If your fiancée doesn't earn enough, then she can't complete the I-134 and she can't be the sponsor... and someone else must be the sponsor. Whoever completes the I-134 is the sponsor. It doesn't matter if it's your fiancée or someone else.

Ian

pmarshall

OK thanks