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I-134 Affidavit of Support

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I am filling out this form and I need to know for sure if the rules are still the same or if they have changed. My Question is; Do I have to fill out a separate form for my Fiancee's Son or is the one form good enough? Also, does the Manila Embassy Require any more financial documents than what is listed? Thank You in Advance!!! Danny Martin :help::unsure:

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I am filling out this form and I need to know for sure if the rules are still the same or if they have changed. My Question is; Do I have to fill out a separate form for my Fiancee's Son or is the one form good enough? Also, does the Manila Embassy Require any more financial documents than what is listed? Thank You in Advance!!! Danny Martin :help::unsure:

What is the difference between i-134 and i-864??? flowchart says fill out i-1864 but on parts of this website the form listed to even download (links to download) are for i-134????

Dec 6th - NOA1

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Feb 27th - NOA2

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I am filling out this form and I need to know for sure if the rules are still the same or if they have changed. My Question is; Do I have to fill out a separate form for my Fiancee's Son or is the one form good enough? Also, does the Manila Embassy Require any more financial documents than what is listed? Thank You in Advance!!! Danny Martin :help::unsure:

The US Citizen completes the I-134. The one form is good enough. You must also sign in front of a Notary. Then the form is sent to the beneficiary for presentation to the Consular officer during the Interview.

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April 20, 2007 - Received SS card

AOS

June 4, 2007 - Mailed AOS

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July 18, 2007 - Biometrics completed

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July 31, 2007 - AOS Approved - 57 days - Without an Interview!

Aug 06, 2007 - Received Green Card in the mail today!

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I-751 - Remove Conditions

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I am filling out this form and I need to know for sure if the rules are still the same or if they have changed. My Question is; Do I have to fill out a separate form for my Fiancee's Son or is the one form good enough? Also, does the Manila Embassy Require any more financial documents than what is listed? Thank You in Advance!!! Danny Martin :help::unsure:

What is the difference between i-134 and i-864??? flowchart says fill out i-1864 but on parts of this website the form listed to even download (links to download) are for i-134????

The I-134 is submitted at the interview for the visa, depending on the consulate. The I-864 is submitted when you file AOS, which is done once your petition is approved and you are here in the States and married. Hope this helps :)

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