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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Germany
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Hi everyone,

We're getting ready to prove our financial worthiness. I own a property and my husband and I are buying another that we intend to move to when we get approval to move to the US. My question is, what documentation is suitable to show ownership and value? I hadn't even thought about this before. Not sure what I need to get and how challenging it may be from overseas.

Thanks for all your help!

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Germany
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Guys? Can anyone help?

12/08/2011 Married

02/06/2012 I-130 Packet sent via FedEx

02/09/2012 NOA1- case sent to VSC!

07/09/2012 NOA2

07/11/2012 case received at NVC

07/27/2012 NVC case number and IIN received

07/27/2012 DS-3032 sent via email

08/01/2012 AOS bill received via email, paid online

08/01/2012 Beneficiary received DS-3032 form via email

08/02/2012 AOS bill shows paid

08/03/2012 AOS package sent via FedEx

08/03/2012 Email acceptance of DS-3032 from NVC

08/06/2012 IV Bill received

08/06/2012 IV bill paid

08/06/2012 AOS package received

08/07/2012 IV bill shows paid

08/09/2012 IV package sent

08/09/2012 AOS package accepted

08/20/2012 IV package accepted

08/20/2012 NVC Case Complete

09/14/2012 Interview date assigned

09/26/2012 Medical in Barbados

10/01/2012 Interview in Barbados

xx/xx/2012 POE- San Juan, PR

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Guys? Can anyone help?

You need professional valuation by a certified valuer. I am not sure about Germany (or wherever you are) but the state records that the valuer researches have the registered owner's details anyway. Get a valuation on the property and the official report will be acceptable. It worked for us in Australia as we used the beneficiary's assets to avoid the need for a co-sponsor. Good luck!

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: China
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if the property is in the usa:

1. ownership - a title or deed

2. valuation - an appraisal from a state-certified appraiser in the state where the property is.

Good Luck !

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Filed: Other Country: China
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if the property is in the usa:

1. ownership - a title or deed

2. valuation - an appraisal from a state-certified appraiser in the state where the property is.

Good Luck !

And if there's a mortgage, a mortgage statement, as only the "equity" is an asset, not the full value of a mortgaged property.

If "income" is sufficient, simply leave blank all the asset questions or use the I-864EZ.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Ireland
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If the property is in Germany, they may not accept it's value, or only at the x 5 level rather than the normal x3 level, so keep that in mind.

You need deeds, and a recent evaluation (property tax records will not suffice), and of course if you borrowed against it/ have a mortgage, only the part that you own fully will count.

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Germany
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Thanks all. Both properties are in the US so I want to make sure that we can use them to our advantage as much as possible.

Thanks!

12/08/2011 Married

02/06/2012 I-130 Packet sent via FedEx

02/09/2012 NOA1- case sent to VSC!

07/09/2012 NOA2

07/11/2012 case received at NVC

07/27/2012 NVC case number and IIN received

07/27/2012 DS-3032 sent via email

08/01/2012 AOS bill received via email, paid online

08/01/2012 Beneficiary received DS-3032 form via email

08/02/2012 AOS bill shows paid

08/03/2012 AOS package sent via FedEx

08/03/2012 Email acceptance of DS-3032 from NVC

08/06/2012 IV Bill received

08/06/2012 IV bill paid

08/06/2012 AOS package received

08/07/2012 IV bill shows paid

08/09/2012 IV package sent

08/09/2012 AOS package accepted

08/20/2012 IV package accepted

08/20/2012 NVC Case Complete

09/14/2012 Interview date assigned

09/26/2012 Medical in Barbados

10/01/2012 Interview in Barbados

xx/xx/2012 POE- San Juan, PR

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