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Philippines I-134 Minimum Requirements

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Rhick   0

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Hello all. I am preparing to fly to the Philippines for my fiancee's K1 interview and I have a question concerning the I-134. My income is well abouve the 125% requirement and I have my employer letter and copies of my tax returns. I do not, however, have any assets or a sizable bank account. Does anyone see any problems that could arise due to my lack of assets and bank account? This will change soon now that, with any luck, I am going to become a respectable married man :D

Thanks in advance for your replies.

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Manila does not care one bit about assets. You want to have the employer letter, IRS transcripts or copies of 1040's and the W-2 if the taxes were filled jointly. I sent the last three years of w-2's and transcripts when we had our interview just to be safe, as Manila would sometimes ask for three years worth. Marilyn and Peter.

K-1 Timeline in Profile (our story)

Church wedding Sept 18

NOA1's for AOS/EAD received Sept 20 MSC #

Biometrics completed Nov 5 2004

EAD Approval Dec 29 2004

AOS appointment letter received Feb 3 2005

AOS interview scheduled for March 9 2005

AOS interview mostly fine, just need I-693 supplement filled out by civil surgeon

Spend another $40 for I-693 form, sent to local USCIS office registered mail, arrived March 11 2005

AOS finally approved March 25th 2005

Green card arrives about 10 days later

!!Green card has incorrect middle name!! Thanks USCIS

Travel back to Denver, turn in card and I-90 to correct their mistake.

Application accepted, asked for I-551 stamp, they told me "We don't do stamps anymore"

NOA1 for I-90 received from NSC April 18 2005, fee waived

NSC appears to have stoped processing I-90's

Marilyn needs to travel back to the RP, call Senators office for help with green card or I-551 stamp

Travel back to Denver July 1, 2005 and received I-551 stamp in the passport.

 
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