Legal Question in Immigration Law in Florida

I have applied for 129F this spring and approved last month, subsequently I received I-797.

Now, my fiancee will be interviewed at U.S. Embassy in Tokyo. While many documents are required to submit before the interview, the problem is I-134.

I have been working part time bases, and seeking a full-time employment. The current income is less than $10,000/yr, and a small amount of savings, that's all. I imagine that my financial situation leads to a rejection of K-visa approval.

I plan to ask my son to fill out I-134 to support my situation. What level of income,, generally speaking, does immigration require to satisfy for an approval? Is $40,000 or so suffice? What other alternatives do I have?

Thank you,


Asked on 7/22/11, 9:02 am

1 Answer from Attorneys
Latangie Williams Law Office of Latangie Williams, P.A.

You have to be able to meet the poverty guildlines according to how many people reside in the home. If that does not work, you can have a joint sponsor assist you with filing for your husband. For assistance, call me at 904-576-2581 or email me at [email protected].

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Answered on 7/22/11, 6:03 pm


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