experience of posting I-134 to embassy

[kax 0]

My fiance's father is sponcering me, however as advised in packet 3 I asked him to send

I-134 forms direct to the embassy, as my interview is on the 31st jan I hope the embassy will have received the forms. I gave him my case number etc. Has anyone had experience of posting I-134 direct to the embassy. I don't want to get there and they tell me they don't have the forms.

[TracyTN 237]

I've never heard of sending the I 134 directly to the London embassy.

Where in packet 3 are you reading this?

The norm is for you to bring the I 134 to the interview with you.

Edited January 18, 2007 by TracyTN

[Kinsey 0]

The apparently new DS-156K form does say that you need to send in with it: police certificate, birth certificate and financial evidence (I-134 and supporting docs).

http://foia.state.gov/FORMS/visa/ds0156k.pdf

However, I've always read that you need to take them with you to the interview.

Looks like this new form could be a problem. I e-mailed the Embassy to ask, so who knows when I'll receive an answer.

I've never heard of sending the I 134 directly to the London embassy.

Where in packet 3 are you reading this?

The norm is for you to bring the I 134 to the interview with you.

[kax 0]

I've never heard of sending the I 134 directly to the London embassy.

Where in packet 3 are you reading this?

The norm is for you to bring the I 134 to the interview with you.

In packet 3 the information regarding finacial support it says that you can have the sponser send the I-134 direct to the embassy if you as a preferred option. As for sending any documents. I did not send even for DS156k. As stated in bold letters in package 3 do not send any documents, I presumed this is correct as I have an interview and will be taking along all my documents.