Help with affidavit of support

[RICARDO4EVA2 194]

Thos are questions on the form they are not required documents. We filled out thos questions we were not required to bring any of the information for thos things.

INKY certainly glad to see you.. THANK YOU saying this as mentioned prior that it - not - needed. It's clear.

[Inky 1,110]

INKY certainly glad to see you.. THANK YOU saying this as mentioned prior that it - not - needed. It's clear.

You are SO welcome

They didn't even question the amounts or anything written on the sheet. Never asked for proof of the half a mil + life insurance policy either.

[shaung 4]

i posted a question earlier today but it never made it I am assuming. This form I-134 Affidavit of Support is a clear as mud sometimes. The question I have pertains to the second page number 7. It states, "I have other personal property, the reasonable value of which is?? What gets me is the "other personal property" part of the sentence. What do they consider "other personal property?"

Shaun

Edited March 4, 2011 by shaung

[Inky 1,110]

i posted a question earlier today but it never made it I am assuming. This form I-134 Affidavit of Support is a clear as mud sometimes. The question I have pertains to the second page number 7. It states, "I have other personal property, the reasonable value of which is?? What gets me is the "other personal property" part of the sentence. What do they consider "other personal property?"

Shaun

Something that is worth a large sum that could be sold very quickly to meet/surpass the poverty guideline requirements. Of course with that if you are using it to meet/surpass requirements you will most likely need evidence eg: such as a piece of land with its current notarized appraisal. Expensive cars/boats/RVs. Store merchandise, business property.

[shaung 4]

Something that is worth a large sum that could be sold very quickly to meet/surpass the poverty guideline requirements. Of course with that if you are using it to meet/surpass requirements you will most likely need evidence eg: such as a piece of land with its current notarized appraisal. Expensive cars/boats/RVs. Store merchandise, business property.

Thank you Even USCIS could not answer today on telephone.

[Inky 1,110]

Thank you Even USCIS could not answer today on telephone.

Lol they seem to not be able to answer very much at all for anyone! Or they give the A** backwards information!

[razzyjohn 0]

1)last three yrs tax transcripts.

2)paystubs

3)Employment letter

4)bank statement for last 12 months if possible.

and thats it

[pushbrk 12,898]

Hi guys

I'm struggling to get my head around this form. I've read all the instructions but I'm just in need of some clarification.

Can someone who has completed this form please let me know the evidence they submitted to support their form.

This is our last step and i just want to make super sure that we have everything.

Thanks guys

My short answer is that if your income is clearly sufficient, leave ALL the asset questions blank and only document your income. A tax complete tax return or tax return transcript of three and a couple recent pay stubs will do you. Skip all the headaches associated with assets. They aren't needed and don't help if your income is enough.

[Afrikan Queen 11]

I sent my last 3 bank statements, last 3 paystubs, and last 3 income tax returns with W2's.

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

Hi guys

I'm struggling to get my head around this form. I've read all the instructions but I'm just in need of some clarification.

Can someone who has completed this form please let me know the evidence they submitted to support their form.

This is our last step and i just want to make super sure that we have everything.

Thanks guys

I wrote a London specific explanation in THIS DOCUMENT. It's on about the sixth page.

Agree with Pushbrk, if the income is enough, skip the assets. They won't even look at them in London.

[no more 16]

Hi ALL!!! I am currently 4 and half months into my K1 visa

I have called the uscis and customer service line for this question...and they say the information is included on the form 156 and 134. But I can not find. I need your help so I can stop this search. First the person I spoke to at customer service did not even consider my question just read from a script. so Aggrevating. So someone who can give me a straight answer is much appreciated.

I am self employed and i need to know:

1) are they looking at my ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME or MY GROSS income amount?

2) If i get a cosponsor(my mother) is it our incomes combined they look at? (We would together have to make enough for 4 people)

3) if my mom is to be a co sponsor will she need to fill out the form 134 also? or is there another form?

I know there may be other people on here asking these questions..but I cant seem to find these subjects or topics in particular..anyone that can answer these directly would be SOOOOO appreciated!!!!

[pushbrk 12,898]

Hi ALL!!! I am currently 4 and half months into my K1 visa

I have called the uscis and customer service line for this question...and they say the information is included on the form 156 and 134. But I can not find. I need your help so I can stop this search. First the person I spoke to at customer service did not even consider my question just read from a script. so Aggrevating. So someone who can give me a straight answer is much appreciated.

I am self employed and i need to know:

1) are they looking at my ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME or MY GROSS income amount?

2) If i get a cosponsor(my mother) is it our incomes combined they look at? (We would together have to make enough for 4 people)

3) if my mom is to be a co sponsor will she need to fill out the form 134 also? or is there another form?

I know there may be other people on here asking these questions..but I cant seem to find these subjects or topics in particular..anyone that can answer these directly would be SOOOOO appreciated!!!!

In all cases, they are looking at line 22 of the 1040. For the self employed, that is also what you state as your "current income", line 22 of the most recent tax return. An exception would be you add any non-taxable income like Social Security or most if not all Military Retirement or Disability benefits. If you have such other income, document it with benefit or award statements.

[payxibka 10,045]

moving thread to:

US Embassy and Consulate Discussion

This is the place to post your experiences or questions related to this last step before moving to the US. Topics relating to I-134's, packets sent from consulate and medical & police certificates should be posted here.