and any answer to this one?
Just like you, I am having headaches with the affidavit od support issue. I am married and we have a 3 year old girl. I can show that I have at least $22k in readily available cash, but am still not sure if they will accept it. To make matters worse, I have send an inquiry to the US embassy, but they haven't responded...and I doubt it if they will ever respond.This AOS is a big issue.am married without kids.if i have about 10K in USd be enough for both us?i have tried but cant get anyone in US who is a permanent resident.
advice pliz
Well. I can get 20K from my parents. They also have been financing my education so far.
(consider it as a very long-term loan that I get from my parents and payback after graduation)
do you think this would be a problem since I didn't make this money by myself?
If you compare your $22k to the poverty guidelines (http://travel.state.gov/visa/immigrants/info/info_1327.html) you can see that you should be ok. I doubt that you will get a reply from the embassy because there are no strict rules about what is considered to be enough, as it also depends on your education/experience (someone who doesn't have enough money but is likely to find a well paid job fast, can still get the visa).Just like you, I am having headaches with the affidavit od support issue. I am married and we have a 3 year old girl. I can show that I have at least $22k in readily available cash, but am still not sure if they will accept it. To make matters worse, I have send an inquiry to the US embassy, but they haven't responded...and I doubt it if they will ever respond.
If you compare your $22k to the poverty guidelines (http://travel.state.gov/visa/immigrants/info/info_1327.html) you can see that you should be ok. I doubt that you will get a reply from the embassy because there are no strict rules about what is considered to be enough, as it also depends on your education/experience (someone who doesn't have enough money but is likely to find a well paid job fast, can still get the visa).
That's encouraging. Now, suppose they conclude that this is not enough money, do they give you a chance to prove more support or they simply reject you and that is the end of the story.This is true. I have about (€5500) $9000 in savings and I asked would that be enough, as it is below the poverty level amount for a single person. The lady at the embassy said
"yes that should be fine, your a graduate aren’t you?"
I was taken back by this as it seemed to be the only thing she actually knew about me! I know it is still possible to get the GC with just high school certificate but the way she was talking led me to believe that they must profile each applicant. I am going to bring along a copy of my pay cheque to show that I will have access to the full $11,000 very shortly after the interview. I reckon it should be fine. I am not planning on going till September anyway.
It might be. This money if you present it as a loan from your family amounts to a debt. Maybe if you accompany your application with a letter from your parents saying that you are not required to repay it for X amount of years then you may be ok. I am not sure though. I am sure some one else will have a better idea.
No.Quastion2: can I bring another one to sponsor me from Jordan ?
If you dont have the visa Sept. 30 you wont get itQuastion3: is there did time and date to get the DV-Visa “cuse I am afraid to lost this chance ”?
I don't have enough funds in my bank to cover the min poverty guidelines, but I am fulltime worker earning 50K a year, can get letters from work and tax returns to show that...do you think I still need to muster up some money in my account or need a sponsor?Lottery winners don't need a sponsor (unlike family-based immigration) if they have enough funds (if you check out the poverty guidelines you will see that you don't need to worry: http://travel.state.gov/visa/immigrants/info/info_1327.html)