I134 Bank Question

[RainyDayMan 0]

Hi all. In preparations for my fiancee's interview, I have been gathering evidence for the I134. I primarily use Chase Bank, and the officer at my local branch said he was not legally allowed to disclose how much money I have deposited into my bank accounts in the past year, as is the 2nd instruction for the I134 regarding bank accounts. All he could provide for me is a Deposit Account Balance Summary, which states when the account was opened, the current amount of money, and the 12 month average month-end balance of each account. He said that people who have come for similar things have used this statement with printed out monthly bank statements, and have not had any problems.

Do you think this will suffice? It seemed like a company wide policy, but I could potentially try a different branch. Also, I make significantly more money annually than is required for the I134, so this is more supplemental anyway. Thanks a lot!

Edited July 7, 2012 by RainyDayMan

[amykathleen2005 441]

That is similar to the letter we used for I-134. They are going to look at income first anyways, so you are right, it doesn't really matter.

[KayDeeCee 4,893]

Hi all. In preparations for my fiancee's interview, I have been gathering evidence for the I134. I primarily use Chase Bank, and the officer at my local branch said he was not legally allowed to disclose how much money I have deposited into my bank accounts in the past year, as is the 2nd instruction for the I134 regarding bank accounts. All he could provide for me is a Deposit Account Balance Summary, which states when the account was opened, the current amount of money, and the 12 month average month-end balance of each account. He said that people who have come for similar things have used this statement with printed out monthly bank statements, and have not had any problems.

Do you think this will suffice? It seemed like a company wide policy, but I could potentially try a different branch. Also, I make significantly more money annually than is required for the I134, so this is more supplemental anyway. Thanks a lot!

If you earn significantly more than the 125% requirement, then there is no need to list any assets or provide a bank letter or bank statements. You just need to provide your 2011 tax transcript, letter from employer and most recent pay stub(s).

[Anh map 2,098]

Leave the asset section blank if you qualify on income.

[Mogambi 96]

I earn quite a bit more than poverty level, I didn't list a single asset, just my previous three years tax returns. They never asked for anything else.