After NOA2...

[FawkThisSite 13]

I just need to know when and how to contact NVC to inquire about my case.

I am flying out next week. Do I have everything?...

1. NOA2

2. Copy of I-129 Packet

3. Proof of Ongoing Relationship (We will add to this in her country as well).

4. I-134

5. Letter of Employment

6. 3-5 Last Paychecks

7. 2010 Taxes

Is there anything else that I may need?

[t and k 5]

I just need to know when and how to contact NVC to inquire about my case.

I am flying out next week. Do I have everything?...

1. NOA2

2. Copy of I-129 Packet

3. Proof of Ongoing Relationship (We will add to this in her country as well).

4. I-134

5. Letter of Employment

6. 3-5 Last Paychecks

7. 2010 Taxes

Is there anything else that I may need?

its better to grt last 3 yrs tax transcripts ... and if you can get IRS tax summary and last 6 months bank statements .

[Loveissweet 0]

Congrats on your approval! You don't necessarily need to contact the NVC (we never did), cause the Romanian/Moldovan Embassy will contact you guys when they receive the paperwork from the U.S. Good luck!

[dogspot 90]

Bank statements for the past year.

[FawkThisSite 13]

I am getting a lot conflicting answers to this question...

From what I understand, the consulates have only been asking for the previous years Tax Return, and the I-134.

I on the other hand will be bringing 2010 Tax Returns, I-134, 3-5 Recent Paychecks, and a Bank Statement showing the amount I currently have in the bank.

[jrmejia 31]

From what I understand, the consulates have only been asking for the previous years Tax Return, and the I-134.

I on the other hand will be bringing 2010 Tax Returns, I-134, 3-5 Recent Paychecks, and a Bank Statement showing the amount I currently have in the bank.

We were asked the same supporting documents

[FawkThisSite 13]

We were asked the same supporting documents

The same things I mentioned?

[dogspot 90]

I am getting a lot conflicting answers to this question...

From what I understand, the consulates have only been asking for the previous years Tax Return, and the I-134.

I on the other hand will be bringing 2010 Tax Returns, I-134, 3-5 Recent Paychecks, and a Bank Statement showing the amount I currently have in the bank.

This is from the Russia specific FAQ. I believe it applies to you and other such cases. Follow these guidelines and you will be fine. Enjoy your trip:

1. A letter from your employer stating position, salary, likelihood of your continued employment.

2. A letter from your bank stating your balance, your average balance, how long you have had your account (or the last 12 months bank statements)

3. A copy of the last year’s tax return if you are an employee or the last three years returns if you are self employed.

4. W-2’s for the last year.

5. Three consecutive recent pay stubs.

6. I-134 Affidavit of Support, signed and notarized. (<--doesn't need to be notarized)

7. A new letter of intent to marry addressed to the embassy.

[jrmejia 31]

The same things I mentioned?

Yes to bring: 2010 Tax Returns, I-134, 3-5 Recent Paychecks, and a Bank Statement showing the amount I currently have in the bank.

[TBoneTX 46,194]

The OP needs to consult other recent interviewees at HIS consulate, read the recent embassy reviews, or (best) consult the consulate directly. The questions -- and the needs -- are embassy-specific.

[jrmejia 31]

The OP needs to consult other recent interviewees at HIS consulate, read the recent embassy reviews, or (best) consult the consulate directly. The questions -- and the needs -- are embassy-specific.

I agree because our requirements was listed on packed 3 & 4. Everything we needed.

[M.O 6]

1. A letter from your employer stating position, salary, likelihood of your continued employment.

2. A letter from your bank stating your balance, your average balance, how long you have had your account (or the last 12 months bank statements)

3. A copy of the last year’s tax return if you are an employee or the last three years returns if you are self employed.

4. W-2’s for the last year.

5. Three consecutive recent pay stubs.

6. I-134 Affidavit of Support, signed and notarized. (<--doesn't need to be notarized)

7. A new letter of intent to marry addressed to the embassy.

i agree with this memeber

[FawkThisSite 13]

Letter of employment & continued employment: Sound good?

RE: Verification of employment for name here

To whom it may concern:

Please accept this letter as confirmation that name here has been employed with company here since date here. Currently, name here:

• holds the title of title here.

• earns an approximate annual salary of $$$.

• works on a full-time basis of 40 hours per week.

name here is a valuable employee, and his prospects for continued employment and advancement with company name here are excellent.

If you have any questions or require further information, please do not hesitate to contact me at company phone number here.

Sincerely,

name here

title here

Edited April 11, 2011 by xlbLoOdlx

[FawkThisSite 13]

I-134, Printed on front and back? or two seperate pages for page 1 and 2?

[FawkThisSite 13]

also found this on the Moldovan Emabassy site....

Do the Same Income Requirements Apply to Form I-134 as Apply to Form I-864?

No. The 125 percent of the federal poverty guideline minimum income requirement, the most recent year's tax return, and other requirements only apply when Form I-864 is needed. Applicants presenting Form I-134 will need to show that their U.S. sponsor's income is 100 percent of the federal poverty guideline.