mistake on I-134,what to do?

[Derry Lea 2]

A quick question here.My fiance filled out the I-134 form.The good news is he makes enough money to support us etc.However we did a stupid mistake.On the part where it says how much money you have in your savings account we put $5000.Now that we checked,he actually as $3300.Would that be a huge problem?Can they check at all his bank account assests or his annual income is the important part.He provided his last payslips,tax returns and a letter from employer.Should we go on with this form or complete a new one?

thanks in advance

[Dodi 69]

Everyone's account balance fluctuates. It's not a big deal. They're more concerned with his income than with what's in his savings account unless you're relying on hefty savings/assets to make up a difference between the required income and his actual income. If he makes enough verifiable income to satisfy the requirements, you should be good. The only way they know what's in his bank account is to look at bank statements, if provided. They're going off of what he's put on the forms because the signature line contains an oath that he's telling the truth.

Take a breath. Stay calm. It's not as rough as you think!

Edited July 20, 2010 by Dodi

[jrmejia 31]

I doubt that will be a problem. Today he can have $5000 tomorrow $3500 and next week back to $5000