What did they check for while papers were at the USCIS

[picasso_760 0]

Hello VJers! We've received our NOA2 a few days ago... but was curious... what does the USCIS actually check for? I submitted a whole binder of everything I can think of (forms I-129. I-134, G-325, birth certificate, letters, tax returns, evidence of meeting) but... I'm a bit leary if I've submitted enough evidence of financial support. I'm concerned because I just read about a whole packet I'm suppose to receive from the bank... but I never went to get one. Any input? I want to start searching if I need to as soon as I can.

[MikenKyhen 0]

Hello VJers! We've received our NOA2 a few days ago... but was curious... what does the USCIS actually check for? I submitted a whole binder of everything I can think of (forms I-129. I-134, G-325, birth certificate, letters, tax returns, evidence of meeting) but... I'm a bit leary if I've submitted enough evidence of financial support. I'm concerned because I just read about a whole packet I'm suppose to receive from the bank... but I never went to get one. Any input? I want to start searching if I need to as soon as I can.

I'm not sure what you mean by a whole packet but what I think you are referring to is a letter from your bank that they request you send with your I-134. It is simply a letter from your bank stating the day you opened your account, amount deposited over the last year and the current balance,then signed by a bank official. That's it. I would get it but most will tell you that they don't ask for it at the time of the interview. They didn't ask for mine either. Better to be safe though. Good luck.

[Jauque 1]

See the two links in my signature for detailed information on exaclt what the adjuticator's are looking for.