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Submitting I 134 again or does CSC send it to embassy?

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I have submitted everything through an 'agency' , including a I 134 who will also assist with AOS later, however we are on our own with the embassy part. Does CSC fwd the I 134 to the Embassy or does my fiance need a copy of this notarized form? He has the bank letter and my bank account statements as supporting douments. I never thought of the I 134 until I saw it in the required embassy list, so does CSC send it there? I am confused :help:

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The I-134 is not required for the I-129F so I have no idea why this 'agency' requested it from you. It may, or may not, have been retained with your petition. At any rate, I would be prepared to re-submit one with your packet 3, considering the time lapse. They will want current supporting documentation for your financials.

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The I-134 is not required for the I-129F so I have no idea why this 'agency' requested it from you. It may, or may not, have been retained with your petition. At any rate, I would be prepared to re-submit one with your packet 3, considering the time lapse. They will want current supporting documentation for your financials.

Jen

But it says in the Dakar embassy list that the I134 is required ? As part of packet #3.

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I think what Jen is saying is it is not required to send the I-134 along with the 1-129F to USCIS. The I-134 is required at the interview, along with supporting documentation.

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I think what Jen is saying is it is not required to send the I-134 along with the 1-129F to USCIS. The I-134 is required at the interview, along with supporting documentation.

OK , thank you for the info. I guess the "agency" was a step ahead, so I will send it to my fiance,but since it was submitted to CSC I thought CSC would fwd it to the embassy. Well, better safe than sorry, I hate to rely on CSC for anything.

 
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