I-134 & US Bank

[Electric86 0]

For the I-134, the government website states to submit for each account: date account was opened, total amount of deposits for the last year, & current balance. My bank cannot access info that's older than 3 months. the local branches cannot, and the corporate offices cannot. I'm not sure how to dodge this obstacle. Has anyone else dealt with the same thing or something similar? any ideas? thanks.

[Inky 1,110]

Don't use your bank. Just use your income. Thats all.

If you meet 125% of the poverty guidelines on your current income there is no reason to send bank information at all.

[Brit Abroad 166]

A bank is legally required to retain 7 years worth of transactions. It's not a case of can't, it's more won't. You may have more luck in writing to them, or demanding prior statements if you truly need this evidence to support your application.

In terms of proving your income, there are better options available. Tax returns for prior years and pay stubs from your employer.

[Electric86 0]

It specifically states that I need this exact item; am I misunderstanding? http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/i-134instr.pdf (Under "Supporting Evidence", Item A.)

[Anh map 2,098]

It specifically states that I need this exact item; am I misunderstanding? http://www.uscis.gov.../i-134instr.pdf (Under "Supporting Evidence", Item A.)

If you qualify on your income leave the assets parts blank.

[Inky 1,110]

We never used ANY bank information, they never asked for any bank information at all. We provided tax info W2 and pay stubs, you dont need to use bank information unless you are using it as part of your 125% income. Bank information is not required.

The instructions clearly state " evidence of income and resources as appropriate " if you do not need bank info then do not use it.

[Electric86 0]

So - and this may throw a wrench into it - I am not at quite 125%, so am using a cosponsor as well. Does this change anything?

[Inky 1,110]

So - and this may throw a wrench into it - I am not at quite 125%, so am using a cosponsor as well. Does this change anything?

Then you really don't need any of your bank info at all lol.

[Electric86 0]

Youre kidding! Should I request my cosponsor get that info, though? I would hate an error on something stupid like this to cause a denial.

[LoveABrit 0]

Does the "as necessary" also apply to section B. Statment(s) from your employer on business stationary , if your income is over the 125% poverty line??

Thanks!!

[baron555 934]

For the I-134, the government website states to submit for each account: date account was opened, total amount of deposits for the last year, & current balance. My bank cannot access info that's older than 3 months. the local branches cannot, and the corporate offices cannot. I'm not sure how to dodge this obstacle. Has anyone else dealt with the same thing or something similar? any ideas? thanks.

My income was way over the 125% mark and I didn't include any bank information on our 134.