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Probably asking something that I should know, or can read in the forms, but I really don't get it.

With all the stuff to get ready for the interview, there was also a I-134 for a sponsor to fill out.

Should I send this form to the US for my fiancé to fill out and for him to send back?

He is sending some stuff over to proof that he makes enough money to support us (according to the guidelines), isn't that sufficient?

Sorry if I am asking something that is answered way too often already. :blush:

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Probably asking something that I should know, or can read in the forms, but I really don't get it.

With all the stuff to get ready for the interview, there was also a I-134 for a sponsor to fill out.

Should I send this form to the US for my fiancé to fill out and for him to send back?

He is sending some stuff over to proof that he makes enough money to support us (according to the guidelines), isn't that sufficient?

Sorry if I am asking something that is answered way too often already. :blush:

depends on the consulate.... some requrie the I-134, some say the I-134 is optional... some don't require it at all

YMMV

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it isn't really clear to me.

what it says is this:

"Evidence of support: Evidence which will show that you and your childeren , if any, are not likely to become public charges in the United States.The enclosed information sheet DS2000 lists evidence which may be presented to meet this requirement of law.

If any affidavit is to be submitted, form I-134 must be used. The form can only be considered for acceptance if duly completed and supporting documents are attached."

So do, or don't we need it?

Posted
it isn't really clear to me.

what it says is this:

"Evidence of support: Evidence which will show that you and your childeren , if any, are not likely to become public charges in the United States.The enclosed information sheet DS2000 lists evidence which may be presented to meet this requirement of law.

If any affidavit is to be submitted, form I-134 must be used. The form can only be considered for acceptance if duly completed and supporting documents are attached."

So do, or don't we need it?

depends on the consulate.... some requrie the I-134, some say the I-134 is optional... some don't require it at all

like payxibka said :)

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depends on the consulate.... some requrie the I-134, some say the I-134 is optional... some don't require it at all

Click Embassy Section or Link below

http://www.visajourney.com/consulates/inde...p;cty=Amsterdam

Embassy Section here on VJ can be invaluable (see specifically Packet 3 Contents).

:thumbs:

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Posted (edited)
depends on the consulate.... some requrie the I-134, some say the I-134 is optional... some don't require it at all

Click Embassy Section or Link below

http://www.visajourney.com/consulates/inde...p;cty=Amsterdam

Embassy Section here on VJ can be invaluable (see specifically Packet 3 Contents).

:thumbs:

In the review I do not see the MUST... It seems it is optional. Just by including it in P3 does not mean it is required as you have the DS-2000 where the evidence of public charge is submitted

Edited by payxibka

YMMV

 
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