affidavit of support quick question

[bebero 19]

did you cross out the USC social security number? if so, how? (liquid paper or sharpie?) is it allowed?

[Penguin_ie 5,993]

I strongly suggest this is not done- the US government can find out anyway, and if you blank out anything they will get suspicious.

[baron555 934]

did you cross out the USC social security number? if so, how? (liquid paper or sharpie?) is it allowed?

They need that to cross check the financials, if they desire. All this visa stuff is official stuff and all information is held in confidence.

[elyhim 41]

The government has your SSN, if you don't want your fiancee to see it there are larger issues.

[bebero 19]

The government has your SSN, if you don't want your fiancee to see it there are larger issues.

I'm not the USC and my concern was my fiance's and his father's financial safety. Judgmental much? Why did you assume I was the USC?

[VanessaTony 3,567]

I'm not the USC and my concern was my fiance's and his father's financial safety. Judgmental much? Why did you assume I was the USC?

Sorry no it's not allowed.

Edited October 29, 2012 by Vanessa&Tony

[Shepard 0]

did you cross out the USC social security number? if so, how? (liquid paper or sharpie?) is it allowed?

Are you referring to the I-134 form, or the I-864?

[VanessaTony 3,567]

Are you referring to the I-134 form, or the I-864?

It doesn't matter which form they're referring to. In either case it's not allowed.

[Shepard 0]

It doesn't matter which form they're referring to. In either case it's not allowed.

Please cite the official source which you are referring to that states that it is prohibited for a co-sponsor to NOT include their SS#. The I-134 does not even ask for SS#.

Edited October 30, 2012 by Shepard

[VanessaTony 3,567]

Please cite the official source which you are referring to that states that it is prohibited for a co-sponsor to NOT include their SS#. The I-134 does not even ask for SS#.

You are misinterpreting my comments to relate specifically to the form. It is not allowed (in so far as they will wonder what you're hiding and it will cause way too much trouble) to cross out info. Whether it be on forms, their included tax returns, copies of bank cards, whatever. By all means try if it makes you happy, but they NEED this personal information to get you approved so blacking it out is just counterproductive to your goal.

**Edit - the only time you can cross out info (and even then it can look suss) is when you're showing copies of chats and some of the chats are "personal". It's better to exclude any "personal" chats than to include and black out portions.

Edited October 30, 2012 by Vanessa&Tony