Last minute questions about I-134

[Ready to do it 101]

Question 9- I have previously submitted affidavit of support for the following person. If none, state "None"

I "think" I submitted an affidavit of support that was valid for about 3 years back in the late 1990's for my now ex-wife... thus it was over 10 years ago, and my ex-wife is now a US citizen (just recently this year). So do I still list her or do I write "None."

Question 10- I have submitted a Visa Petition to US Citizenship and Immigration services on behalf of the following person(s). If none state "None."

Haven't we all submitted visa petitions for our current fiance (or Wife if CR1)... so do we list our finace's name here?

Also, my ex-wife was illegal in the US when we married in mid 1990's. We went through the process, and she is now a US Citizen. Did I submit a Visa petition, even though she was already here? If so, do I write her name on line 10?

Question 11- I intend, correct? What do you write for the exact nature?

Supporting evidence...

A. I got a letter from my banker where I have my personal checking account. I had him put the date it was opened and the present balance... About $25k. I failed to tell him to put the total amount deposited for the past year. Could that be a problem?

B. and C. Last year (2010) I was W-2 from Jan-Sept... made over $80k in 9 months. I also started my own company for which I showed a very small profit. I have my tax transcript from last year. This year I have made about $80k from Jan-Sept in my company, however... I get paid in distributions. I have my accountant working on an income statement showing that I have personally made $80k this year. I have gone back to the company I worked for last year, effective Oct 1. I have two W-2 paystubs showing wages paid. I also have a letter from my employer stating that my start date was Oct 1, 2011, my compensation is a $2k salary/month plus a substantial bonus (as it was last year where I made $80k in W-2 wages in 9 months last year). Again, I failed to read the instructions and I failed to have my employer put that the position is permanent. Is this going to be a problem?

So I have 2 paystubs showing $2k/month salary that started 1 month ago (which is the same employer I worked for from Dec 2008-Sept 2010 where I made close to $10k/month, last years tax transcript showing how much I made last year, my W-2 from last year showing $80k for 9 months, a income statement from my CPA showing what the company made and showing my share is $80k from Jan-Sept 2011, which I have paid myself through distributions, a letter from my employer that does not say whether the position is permanant or temporary, and a letter from my bank which does not say how much my deposits are for the year (it only says the date I opened the account... roughly 10 years ago, and my current balance of roughly $25k).

Assuming I do not count my ex-wife (though I don't even see anywhere on the I-134 where it asks how many I support)... it's myself, my child, and my fiance, so 3 in my future household. 125% of poverty level is about $23k. I shouldn't have a problem, right? My plane leaves today, and I don't think I can get a new letter from my employer before I leave. I just failed to read the instructions of exactly what it asked for in the letters from my banker and employer.

Thoughts?

Edited November 5, 2011 by Ready to do it

[Sharon+Larry 1]

Yes, you have to declare your ex-wife's name on the question about previous petition or affidavit of support.

[Ready to do it 101]

Bump... can anyone answer any of the other questions?