I134 Question

[Bunnyqr 0]

Haven't seen how this is sent. Does it come with the NOA2 in the mail to the USC?

I have the employer letter ready, easy access to my pay stubs, need to make a call to my bank for the bank manager letter.

What exactly does the bank letter need to state?

I have Notary at work to notarize my I134.

What else is needed?

Do they ask for my tax returns for the I134? If so, for how many years?

Thank you for your answers.

Bridgett

[JenT 0]

The I-134 will come in packet 3 to your fiance, but you can print it off of the USCIS web site to complete it ahead of time.

The instructions are clear about not needing tax returns unless you are self-employed (I did not send them) but some send them anyway, just in case. My income and assets are well over the poverty line. Having completed the form and having sent the requested proof was enough for me in my mind. I sent the letter from my bank (current balance, deposit history, date account opened), letter from my employer, and my etrade stock account statement. I also sent an updated, notarized, letter of intent.

Jen

Edited September 17, 2006 by JenT

[Callina 1]

You can find the I-134 form either on visajourney or on the uscis website.

The bank letter needs to give the following coordinates: date when your account was opened, total amount deposited for the past year and present balance.

At the U.S. Embassy in Bucharest they ask for tax returns for the past year only (2005), but these requirements vary from country to country, so you should e-mail or call the local consulate for more certain information.