Military Allowances on I-134

[Laura+Tom 2]

My fiance was just going through the I-134 and had a couple of questions.

1. Being in the military, the bulk of his pay is made up of allowances. Does he put his basic pay + allowances in the income part or just his basic pay and then list the allowances on a supplement sheet? His basic pay will still be over the poverty line if he just lists that.

2. He has other personal property, various classic cars and motorcycles, which together are worth a substantial amount of money however he's never had them appraised. Is it worth putting this amount down? Is the embassy likely to ask for proof if he does?

Thanks in advance.

[Old Dominion 26]

He's OK with just the basic pay, but could add allowances on a separate sheet. Unless the collector's items have been appraised by an independent source, they have no value to report.

[LorriQ 0]

My fiance was just going through the I-134 and had a couple of questions.

1. Being in the military, the bulk of his pay is made up of allowances. Does he put his basic pay + allowances in the income part or just his basic pay and then list the allowances on a supplement sheet? His basic pay will still be over the poverty line if he just lists that.

2. He has other personal property, various classic cars and motorcycles, which together are worth a substantial amount of money however he's never had them appraised. Is it worth putting this amount down? Is the embassy likely to ask for proof if he does?

Thanks in advance.

The attorney said my wages were enough. My bank shows the alimony deposits that are not included (as they will be terminated once I am remarried), but she told me not to even bother listing them separately. I was told as long as I make over 26,000- it is fine, as it is only me and no other dependants. So no issues there!

Agree with listing allowances on his pay on separate sheet if he has no statemented assests (home, IRA's, etc).

He can put his cars/motorcycles in the property section, just copy the titles showing no liens to go with the affidavit. There is a value on the title at the time it was issued in his name.

[jodee 30]

Umm,..just to note,..being military, you only need to meet 100% of poverty level, not 125%

[Laura+Tom 2]

Umm,..just to note,..being military, you only need to meet 100% of poverty level, not 125%

We thought that was specific for the I-864 but that's not a problem to us.

Thanks for the responses guys.