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[Vic2Seyi 1]

I am getting ready to start gathering all the document to send to my fiance for her upcoming K-1 Visa interview in one of the difficult US Consulate in African and I would like to ensure she has all the necessary document ready for that day. I am employed with government and makes over 70K per year, do i still need to list other things like house, bonds, stocks etc on the I-134 Affidavit of Support or my income alone will suffice? Also, do I need to notarized the I-134 or it is not necessary? I would appreciate input from people that passed through US Consulate in Nigeria and were successful with thier K-1 Visa. ALL other that know more about document that is generally acceptable is also welcome for input. Thanks.

[KayDeeCee 4,893]

I am getting ready to start gathering all the document to send to my fiance for her upcoming K-1 Visa interview in one of the difficult US Consulate in African and I would like to ensure she has all the necessary document ready for that day. I am employed with government and makes over 70K per year, do i still need to list other things like house, bonds, stocks etc on the I-134 Affidavit of Support or my income alone will suffice? Also, do I need to notarized the I-134 or it is not necessary? I would appreciate input from people that passed through US Consulate in Nigeria and were successful with thier K-1 Visa. ALL other that know more about document that is generally acceptable is also welcome for input. Thanks.

If you make more than enough, which you do, then no need to list assets. You can leave that part of the I-134 blank. The I-134 does not need to be notarized.

[rayandmel 39]

I also make over 70K but just to be safe I listed everything, house, retirement, life insurance and provided proof of all of it.... I guess I just don't want any reason to be denied... But truly, your income is enough. It does not have to be notarized. Good luck!

[Vic2Seyi 1]

I also make over 70K but just to be safe I listed everything, house, retirement, life insurance and provided proof of all of it.... I guess I just don't want any reason to be denied... But truly, your income is enough. It does not have to be notarized. Good luck!

Thank you Sir, for you quick input.

I have the deed to the house in hand but I dont want to go through appraiser becuase that will be another expense for me. Also, my retirements and life insurance are showing on my pay stubs every month and getting in contact with the companies to get document may be difficult task. I work for the government.

[Dreams24 3]

It does not have to be notarized.

Hi , i am sorry to start my question here, but is it only for african consulate or noone has to notarize the I-134?

[Pitaya 2,577]

Hi , i am sorry to start my question here, but is it only for african consulate or noone has to notarize the I-134?

Check the specific requirements of your interviewing consulate/embassy.

[Dreams24 3]

Check the specific requirements of your interviewing consulate/embassy.

in this website it says yes

http://newdelhi.usembassy.gov/ivpacket309k1.

Affodavit of Support:

Note: Only U.S. consular officers, DHS officers and U.S. notaries are authorized to notarize form I-134.

The petitioner must provide a notarized affidavit of support (form I-134), form 1040 and W2 for the most recent taxable year and proof of U.S. citizenship.

[Pitaya 2,577]

in this website it says yes

http://newdelhi.usembassy.gov/ivpacket309k1.

Affodavit of Support:

Note: Only U.S. consular officers, DHS officers and U.S. notaries are authorized to notarize form I-134.

The petitioner must provide a notarized affidavit of support (form I-134), form 1040 and W2 for the most recent taxable year and proof of U.S. citizenship.

Sorry, i cannot open the webpage using the link that you provided.

BTW, you should consider starting your own new thread, rather than hijacking another person's thread.

[rayandmel 39]

Thank you Sir, for you quick input.

I have the deed to the house in hand but I dont want to go through appraiser becuase that will be another expense for me. Also, my retirements and life insurance are showing on my pay stubs every month and getting in contact with the companies to get document may be difficult task. I work for the government.

Glad to help, Don't blame you with the appraiser, do you get a city property appraisal? I used that for proof of the "value" of the house... You should be fine with the others, but check the Portal page for the country of interview, it usually has good tips for your specific embassy. Some are more strict than others.