I-134 and childsupport
Mar 4th 2003, 12:21 pm
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I-134 and childsupport
can I count my child support as income on the I-134 I only work part
time and fall $600 short of the 125% of poverty level.I get $1300 a
month in child support tho and I didnt count that,can I?
time and fall $600 short of the 125% of poverty level.I get $1300 a
month in child support tho and I didnt count that,can I?
Mar 4th 2003, 1:26 pm
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Re: I-134 and childsupport
Originally posted by Jockgurl
can I count my child support as income on the I-134 I only work part
time and fall $600 short of the 125% of poverty level.I get $1300 a
month in child support tho and I didnt count that,can I?
can I count my child support as income on the I-134 I only work part
time and fall $600 short of the 125% of poverty level.I get $1300 a
month in child support tho and I didnt count that,can I?
Rete
Mar 4th 2003, 2:12 pm
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Re: I-134 and childsupport
Rete.. not all embassies accept the child support. It is considered income for the child not the parent. Buenos Aires for example does not accept child support.
Find out first if your consualte accepts it.
Ange
Find out first if your consualte accepts it.
Ange
Originally posted by Rete
Yes you can as long as it is court ordered. Include the paperwork with the I-134 and if possible, a copy of a monthly check or two.
Rete
Yes you can as long as it is court ordered. Include the paperwork with the I-134 and if possible, a copy of a monthly check or two.
Rete
Mar 4th 2003, 3:45 pm
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Re: I-134 and childsupport
in article [email protected], Rete at
[email protected] wrote on 3/4/03 9:26 AM:
>
> Originally posted by Jockgurl
>> can I count my child support as income on the I-134 I only work part
>> time and fall $600 short of the 125% of poverty level.I get $1300 a
>> month in child support tho and I didnt count that,can I?
>
> Yes you can as long as it is court ordered. Include the paperwork with
> the I-134 and if possible, a copy of a monthly check or two.
>
> Rete
>
> --
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[email protected] wrote on 3/4/03 9:26 AM:
>
> Originally posted by Jockgurl
>> can I count my child support as income on the I-134 I only work part
>> time and fall $600 short of the 125% of poverty level.I get $1300 a
>> month in child support tho and I didnt count that,can I?
>
> Yes you can as long as it is court ordered. Include the paperwork with
> the I-134 and if possible, a copy of a monthly check or two.
>
> Rete
>
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
I just wanted to take a minute to say that I appreciate ALL of the
information you all contribute to this NG. I read the posts for
entertainment!! (lol, what a lonely life I lead!!). Seriously, I could not
have even submitted my I-129F petition without you guys. I'm looking forward
to getting thru AOS, EAD, SS card and, AP with your help and input. Thanks
again!!
Toria
Mar 4th 2003, 4:10 pm
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Re: I-134 and childsupport
Originally posted by angeles73
Rete.. not all embassies accept the child support. It is considered income for the child not the parent. Buenos Aires for example does not accept child support.
Find out first if your consualte accepts it.
Ange
Rete.. not all embassies accept the child support. It is considered income for the child not the parent. Buenos Aires for example does not accept child support.
Find out first if your consualte accepts it.
Ange
Jockgurl's fiancee is in Dorset, UK.
However, you are correct. I should have added the words:
Child support that is court mandated is allowed to be used as income in many US Consulate. Check with yours to be sure.
Rete
