Duplicate copies of I-134 supporting docs?

[nurminen 0]

I read in one thread to bring duplicate copies of all I-134 supporting documents, such as banking information and the employer letter. Is this true or will one copy of everything suffice? If i do need duplicates, is a photocopy of the employer letter good enough or must it be another original on company letterhead?

Also, my fiancee is just graduating this month and doesn't have a firm full-time job in place yet. What is the best way for her to fill out the I-134 if she isn't currently working but has a date set for when she will start working part-time jobs?

I have a co-sponsor with a dependent wife and income of 55,000. My fiancee has really nothing to show. Will this be a problem? Should I transfer some of my money into her bank account to make it look better to the consulate or will it not matter? Do I need another co-sponsor?

Thank you so much for your help.

[Hell0W0rld 10]

this might be consulate specific, goto the consulate website and read the instructions....

[Bobby+Umit 161]

I read in one thread to bring duplicate copies of all I-134 supporting documents, such as banking information and the employer letter. Is this true or will one copy of everything suffice? If i do need duplicates, is a photocopy of the employer letter good enough or must it be another original on company letterhead?

Also, my fiancee is just graduating this month and doesn't have a firm full-time job in place yet. What is the best way for her to fill out the I-134 if she isn't currently working but has a date set for when she will start working part-time jobs?

I have a co-sponsor with a dependent wife and income of 55,000. My fiancee has really nothing to show. Will this be a problem? Should I transfer some of my money into her bank account to make it look better to the consulate or will it not matter? Do I need another co-sponsor?

Thank you so much for your help.

On the I-134 submission, you have to send in duplicate all evidence. It does specify if you can copy a document.

On the I-134, she would fill out her working status as it is now, not "future" work.

if you have a co-sponsor, and they can support the number needed (an it looks like they can), then you good to go. If you are using a co-sponsor, it makes sense you can't meet the level yourself. No need to transfer funds.

Edited May 4, 2009 by Bobby_Umit

[Ban Hammer 13,351]

moved from K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures to US Embassy and Consulate Discussion

Topics relating to I-134's, packets sent from consulate and medical & police certificates should be posted here.

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Edited May 4, 2009 by charles!