I-134 Evidence

[GatorFan96 0]

Hey everybody! Do I need a statement from a bank officer at all places that I hold funds or only at my local bank that I keep my checking account with?

[kaydee457 13]

The short answer is no....

The only burden you are saddled with is to prove that you meet or exceed the poverty minimums.

I provided the minimum information to prove that I did, with a little wiggle room.

It isn't necessary to disclose all your personal financial information.

[Jasman0717 9]

I gave Claudeth copies of my bank statements for the past 12 months and that was ok with Manila. They took them and that was that

[ktsuns2 0]

I had my bank write an official letter stating when my account was opened and how much money was deposited with in the past year, and what was the current balance. I also had it notarized.

[GatorFan96 0]

Would most of you agree that I don't need to put information about all of my funds on the form - just enough to show that I make a good living?

[kaydee457 13]

Yes, I already said so.......

[Richard&Maria 0]

With my immigration lawyer's advice for the visa applications, I gave any separate account information that had significant value. Anyone can lose a job, have unforeseen problems, etc., so the fatter your reserves, the better you look. In my case I am absorbing some additional dependents and I recently changed jobs (for the better). It will all depend on who reviews the paperwork anyway and may not be an issue, but to rephase a friends quote "peace through superior firepower" I use "flatten bureaucrats with more data than even THEY want " Bank officers will send you (on letterhead) your amounts, length of deposit and current value if you so request.

Richard of Richard&Maria

[sukie175 0]

You don't need to give all this, just prove you meet the guidelines