Question 11 on I-134

[Allie 5]

Hi all

We need assistance on a question on the I-134 form

Lorry is filling these out now so I can take them back with me after my Christmas visit

and have them ready for my interview

She's unsure about a couple questions and how to answer

Do You have other personal property, The reasonalble value which is ?

She lives in an Apt Do they mean all her personal belongings like furniture ect.

She has no realestate as being an Apt dweller.

Also Question 11

Does she intend to support me (the Fiance ) with room, board

and money and for how long

Does she put we intend to marry and she intends to support me monetarily and provide room and board forever a we will be married

She won't have to support me so what does she put for the answers

Thank All

Allie

[Alex+R 0]

1. You don't have to include any asset-related financial information on the I-134 that you don't want to as long as what you do disclose shows you make enough to support the immigrant. In your fiance's case, it sounds like she should just leave that stuff out of it, unless she needs it to prove she makes the income requirements.

2. Look at the example form. The question was created for other visa types. It's almost an N/A but lots of people have put lots of different things.

[YuAndDan 153]

I make way more that 125% poverty line, so i put 0 for assets.

See the example form question 11 has to do with a temporary visitor, like a student visa holder. Consider I-134 is used for other non-immigrant visa types, in the case of K-Visas this does not apply.

http://www.visajourney.com/examples/I-134-exp-04-30-07.pdf

The example forms here are very useful, for answering 90% of the questions on filling them out.

[TucsonBill 0]

Hi all

We need assistance on a question on the I-134 form

Lorry is filling these out now so I can take them back with me after my Christmas visit

and have them ready for my interview

She's unsure about a couple questions and how to answer

Do You have other personal property, The reasonalble value which is ?

She lives in an Apt Do they mean all her personal belongings like furniture ect.

She has no realestate as being an Apt dweller.

Also Question 11

Does she intend to support me (the Fiance ) with room, board

and money and for how long

Does she put we intend to marry and she intends to support me monetarily and provide room and board forever a we will be married

She won't have to support me so what does she put for the answers

Thank All

Allie

I think, (and I'm guessing), other personal property in the sense which could be used for an affidavit of support, would be expensive collections of jewelery, stamps, coins - or better yet more liquid property like gold coins, (eagles, maple leafs, etc). Anythings she might own that does not fall into the other categories that could be converted to cash.

Regarding 11, I would say that you plan to marry and support each other permanently.

Bill

Edited December 18, 2006 by TucsonBill

[bora bora 1]

I make more than enough too so I am just going to write my salary and my savings balance.

Do I leave the rest blank (like on the example forms) or should I write N/A where there is no answer?

[Alex+R 0]

I make more than enough too so I am just going to write my salary and my savings balance.

Do I leave the rest blank (like on the example forms) or should I write N/A where there is no answer?

Yodrak suggested to me that I write something like "not reported" in the blanks for assets and stuff (I can't remember exactly what nor can I find the thread, but it was something like that). That way if they for any reason felt like you might need to report more, you haven't told them that you *don't* have any assets. You're just saying you're not including your assets in this form.

[goontar 0]

Question about I134. I will fill this form out, hopefully, by mid jan. My income for 2006 will be around 90K.

In my case would this be all I would have to indicate on the affadavit? I could leave my savings, 401s and all that off the record?

And then what sort of back up would I need? Just my W2?

I have no real estate, just money buried and I would rather leave that undisclosed at this point.

Thanks.

[bora bora 1]

Ok Alex. I can always leave it blank since I'm going on the interview and fill it in there if need be.

[TucsonBill 0]

Question about I134. I will fill this form out, hopefully, by mid jan. My income for 2006 will be around 90K.

In my case would this be all I would have to indicate on the affadavit? I could leave my savings, 401s and all that off the record?

And then what sort of back up would I need? Just my W2?

I have no real estate, just money buried and I would rather leave that undisclosed at this point.

Thanks.

Read the instructions, the only back up you need is the letter from your employer. Many have suggested taking pay stubs and tax returns, but I dont see that requested anywhere in any of the instructions we received. I'm sending them anyway just in case they're asked for, but I'm not going to have her volunteer them.

In regards to the other, hehe, if its buried in 401k's and bank savings, you can bet Uncle Sam already knows about it anyway

Bill

[bora bora 1]

Bill,

I agree that it is better to be safe than sorry. I'm going on the interview with my fiance so I'll br bringing everything with me. I don't plan on volunteering anything but at least I'll have it if it's asked for.

[goontar 0]

Ok Alex. I can always leave it blank since I'm going on the interview and fill it in there if need be.

Its not uncle Sam I am worried about.

[Ladylethal 12]

For the assets we just left it blank and had no problems at all, as it's optional to write that information down.

Question 11 you just leave the boxes blank and write "N/A K1 Fiance Visa"

[TucsonBill 0]

Ok Alex. I can always leave it blank since I'm going on the interview and fill it in there if need be.

Its not uncle Sam I am worried about.

So... who is it you're worried about?

Bill

[Yodrak 7]

Bill,

The packet your fiancee received did not include OF-167 (aka DS-2000), Evidence That May Be Presented To Meet The Public Charge Provisions Of The Law'?

Yodrak

Read the instructions, the only back up you need is the letter from your employer. Many have suggested taking pay stubs and tax returns, but I dont see that requested anywhere in any of the instructions we received. ......

Bill

Edited December 20, 2006 by Yodrak