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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Argentina
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Hi all,

I went to my bank to get the I-134 notarized (3 original copies of course) and I also gave a person at the bank the requested information needed on the form. She gladly wrote me the letter but said that she could not determine what my total deposits were for the previous year. Instead, she said she could write what my 3-month average account balance is. :wacko:

Do any of you think this will be a problem? Has anyone had similar instances? I could easily supplement that information with paystubs that date back quite a ways. Also, since I have direct deposit, everything I earned in 2007 was a deposit.

Thanks.

Tyler

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K-1 Visa Timeline

9/24/2007: I-129F Petition Mailed to CSC

9/26/2007: Received at 9:43 AM in LAGUNA NIGUEL, CA 92607

11/9/2007: Check cashed at CSC (~45 days after reception)

11/13/2007: Received I-797, Notice of Action in Mail (dated 11/8/2007)

2/19/2008: Received NOA2 [dated 2/13/08] Case Approved! (142 days from filing)

2/29/2008: Petition leaves NVC for foreign embassy

3/15/2008: Fiancee received Packet 3

4/12/2008: Interview appointed by embassy

4/29/2008: Interview and approval!!

5/30/2008: Entered U.S.

7/25/2008: MARRIED in picturesque Northern Michigan

11/10/2008: EAD and AP Received

2/24/2009: AOS approved in Detroit (71 days for approval)

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Canada
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Normally...the bank statements of deposits are required only if you are near the 125% of poverty guidelines to show them you meet that requirements.

However if you are way above... the 125% the transcript of your tax return should be enough....

Anyway..it doesnt hurt to have more papers than they actually ask for..so a proof of an average of deposit is good.

I wouldnt worry to much about it if i'd be you..

Good luck for the interview (F)

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Argentina
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Posted

Thanks :thumbs:

Well, I didn't meet the 125%... but I came darn close. Anyway, my co-sponsor and I are both submitting plenty of supporting documentation. I've read they are MOST concerned about income and tax returns will show this information.

Normally...the bank statements of deposits are required only if you are near the 125% of poverty guidelines to show them you meet that requirements.

However if you are way above... the 125% the transcript of your tax return should be enough....

Anyway..it doesnt hurt to have more papers than they actually ask for..so a proof of an average of deposit is good.

I wouldnt worry to much about it if i'd be you..

Good luck for the interview (F)

Tyler

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K-1 Visa Timeline

9/24/2007: I-129F Petition Mailed to CSC

9/26/2007: Received at 9:43 AM in LAGUNA NIGUEL, CA 92607

11/9/2007: Check cashed at CSC (~45 days after reception)

11/13/2007: Received I-797, Notice of Action in Mail (dated 11/8/2007)

2/19/2008: Received NOA2 [dated 2/13/08] Case Approved! (142 days from filing)

2/29/2008: Petition leaves NVC for foreign embassy

3/15/2008: Fiancee received Packet 3

4/12/2008: Interview appointed by embassy

4/29/2008: Interview and approval!!

5/30/2008: Entered U.S.

7/25/2008: MARRIED in picturesque Northern Michigan

11/10/2008: EAD and AP Received

2/24/2009: AOS approved in Detroit (71 days for approval)

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