Form I-134

[웃 910]

Hi...My father is my cosponsor and we decided to leave some answers on the I-134 "N/A". We haven't notarized the I-134 yet, so I can still replace the N/A's with actual figures.

Stocks = N/A

Money in Bank = N/A

Other Property = N/A

Yearly income = A little over 100K with 2006 and 2007 tax returns showing this to be true

Question = Will they want numbers in place of the N/A? I could have sworn that a veteran VJ'er told me that once you meet the 125% poverty limit you can stop answering the questions. What do you think, should I leave it as is or change the N/A's?

Thanks in advance!

[pushbrk 13,123]

Hi...My father is my cosponsor and we decided to leave some answers on the I-134 "N/A". We haven't notarized the I-134 yet, so I can still replace the N/A's with actual figures.

Stocks = N/A

Money in Bank = N/A

Other Property = N/A

Yearly income = A little over 100K with 2006 and 2007 tax returns showing this to be true

Question = Will they want numbers in place of the N/A? I could have sworn that a veteran VJ'er told me that once you meet the 125% poverty limit you can stop answering the questions. What do you think, should I leave it as is or change the N/A's?

Thanks in advance!

With sufficient income, you could have just left all asset related questions blank but N/A will also be ok.

[Mononoke28 135]

If your father's income is enough then all you need to submit, besides the notarized I-134 is copies of his tax returns with corresponding W2s. All other financial info such as stocks, property, bank account info, is not needed.

Diana