I-134 "stocks and bonds with the following market value" question

[conway 0]

did you call your financial person, and ask for a print out of whatever you have invested. Did this need to be notarized? Did you just attach it to the I-134?

confused.

[kevin@anna 7]

did you call your financial person, and ask for a print out of whatever you have invested. Did this need to be notarized? Did you just attach it to the I-134?

confused.

if your pay stubs show you earning more than the 125% why show your stocks and bonds and your investments.so far this year ive earned almost 50k and have no intention of divulging my retirement funds stocks or bonds.why give them more?

[conway 0]

paranoia mostly. I want Liz to be able to walk into the Embassy with more than enough info.

Thanks

[pushbrk 12,881]

paranoia mostly. I want Liz to be able to walk into the Embassy with more than enough info.

Thanks

If your income is sufficient, you may simply leave blank all asset related questions. If you choose to disclose assets such as stocks or mutual funds, then yes a simple statement from an investment company will do. Since those aren't signed, there's nothing to "notarize".