Brasil Consulate I-134 FYI

[195 1]

You guys do all of this stuff from the US? Or Brazil? Where do you submit this exactly? I have these forms in Brazil right now but I will be back in the US when she goes for her visa interview. I would prefer to "file" these myself if I can. Where do I do it?

Thanks!

The petitioner send I-134 and the supporting documents from the US and the beneficiary brings the documents for the interview, with all the other documents asked for.

Thanks. And I know this may be a stupid question, but only copies are needed all these documents being brought in to the interview? No originals necessary?

Here is what I am looking to give to the person who wants the visa (all copies). Am I missing anything?

• Most recent federal tax return and W2

• Proof of citizenship (naturalization certificate or a US Passport)

• Six months bank statements

• The last few pay stubs from your paychecks

• A letter from the company you work for, printed on paper with the company logo (letterhead) stating you are currently employed with the company, how long you have been working there, permanent or temporary position, and stating your salary.

[Mew 0]

Thanks. And I know this may be a stupid question, but only copies are needed all these documents being brought in to the interview? No originals necessary?

Here is what I am looking to give to the person who wants the visa (all copies). Am I missing anything?

• Most recent federal tax return and W2

• Proof of citizenship (naturalization certificate or a US Passport)

• Six months bank statements

• The last few pay stubs from your paychecks

• A letter from the company you work for, printed on paper with the company logo (letterhead) stating you are currently employed with the company, how long you have been working there, permanent or temporary position, and stating your salary.

Are you looking into K-3? I'm not well versed on it. I had (and I went the K-1 route):

- I-134 signed and notarized + copy

- last federal/state tax return and W2 (the originals, in this case, were copies) + copies - and they said they didn't want state tax returns, but kept them anyway.

- copy of the USC's birth certificate/passport (the originals, in this care, were copies) + copies;

- a letter from the bank with the information asked for on I-134 - original + copy;

- latest 6 pay stubs - originals were copies + copies; and

- a letter from the employer as per the instructions on I-134 - original + copy.

They only kept the form and the tax returns + W2.

See: http://foia.state.gov/masterdocs/09fam/0941081N.pdf - for general information on K visas at the consulate stage.

Edited October 12, 2006 by Mew

[Andreia and Chris 0]

I am confused. I seem to recall reading (somewhere on VJ- unable to find again) that if you are above the 125% that asset information was not needed. Is this additional information just precaution? If assets are not needed, do you leave those lines blank or put "not submitted".

[Alex+R 0]

I am confused. I seem to recall reading (somewhere on VJ- unable to find again) that if you are above the 125% that asset information was not needed. Is this additional information just precaution? If assets are not needed, do you leave those lines blank or put "not submitted".

Put "not submitted" if you're not submitting it. If you want to add info on assets (or need to if you are below 125%) then remember you need supporting docs for that too.