Letter from Employer Question for I-134

[OKC_German 3]

Just wondering about who I address the letter from my employer to for the I-134? Should it be addressed to the U.S. Dept of State? USCIS? Homeland Security? etc.

Thanks.

Also, since my wife is in Germany, do I send the I-134 to Frankfurt Embassy or to the NVC here? The instructions are vague on the I-134.

[Jasman0717 9]

Mine was addressed to who it may concern

[sardes 0]

YES! "to whom it may concern"

Mine was addressed to who it may concern

[Mononoke28 135]

Just wondering about who I address the letter from my employer to for the I-134? Should it be addressed to the U.S. Dept of State? USCIS? Homeland Security? etc.

Thanks.

Also, since my wife is in Germany, do I send the I-134 to Frankfurt Embassy or to the NVC here? The instructions are vague on the I-134.

As the other members said, the letter can be addressed as "To Whom It May Concern".

Your wife will actually have to take the notarized I-134 with financial documents herself to the embassy the day of her interview. So you can send them directly to her.

Diana

[Bobby+Umit 161]

or, you can find out who head's up the embassy/consulate where you are, and address it to that person.

Might win you some points :ph34r:

[payxibka 10,047]

Just wondering about who I address the letter from my employer to for the I-134?

Should it be addressed to the

U.S. Dept of State? Maybe

USCIS? NO

Homeland Security? NO

Thanks.

Also, since my wife is in Germany, do I send the I-134 to Frankfurt Embassy or to the NVC here? None of the previous

The instructions are vague on the I-134.

[OKC_German 3]

Just wondering about who I address the letter from my employer to for the I-134? Should it be addressed to the U.S. Dept of State? USCIS? Homeland Security? etc.

Thanks.

Also, since my wife is in Germany, do I send the I-134 to Frankfurt Embassy or to the NVC here? The instructions are vague on the I-134.

As the other members said, the letter can be addressed as "To Whom It May Concern".

Your wife will actually have to take the notarized I-134 with financial documents herself to the embassy the day of her interview. So you can send them directly to her.

Diana

Thanks for the help, but I think with the new I-134 Form you don't need it notarized.