Another I-134 Question

[Landy 0]

Just how much financial information do I need to provide the I-134?

At a minimum the following is required:

1) Copy of last year's federal tax return with copies of W2

2) Statement from my employer

3) Statement from my bank

OK fine. I am debating if I should submit the following things:

1) Copies of my last two pay stubs

2) Copies of my last month bank account statement

3) Copies of my last month savings account

4) 401K/IRA Statements

5) Taxable stock/brokerage accounts

How much information do you think should be submitted and what would be overkill?

[raymaga 25]

You can always take all the information you want along with you. They will only ask for the information that they want to see. If you don't use something you take with you, at least you were prepared. So, there would be no harm done taking too much information to the interview.

[purpledonkey 0]

I don't think there is such a thing as over kill!

[dmd01708 3]

We took everything on the lsit for our interview and we wasnt asked for a thing (just employer letter), but I went through the embassy in london and I think they are pretty lax there

Donna

[purpledonkey 0]

I would send many pay stubs and 3 years worth of tax returns or copies of such, a letter from your boss saying that your job is a permanant position, and perhaps your bank statements as many as you have it asks for a years worth of deposits and a balance.