I-134 questions

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I'm about to receive the NOA2(hopefully!) so I wanted to get the documents in order.

Here's where the fun part comes in.

First off, I make well over the poverty level, and have for the past 10 years, at least. My income for the past 5 years has been over 6 figures.

Here comes the problem:

I've moved twice in the past 2 years, and have switched banks back and forth, so my "annual average" is going to be hard to solidify.

I have a very decent amount of money in my checking account. Problem is, last year, it was in a different account and there isn't much history with the current account. The old account has since been closed.

The bank I'm currently with is also in a different state, and they're a fairly disorganized small credit union, so getting a letter is going to be hard, to say the least.

I'm thinking about switching to a bank out here in California and having them do the document.

Is that a bad idea to switch banks basically the week of receiving the NOA2?

Not really sure what do to in this situation.

[Ash.1101 1,756]

If you make more than 6 figures a year, you make WELL more than enough and do not have to show your bank account assets or any information about your bank account, so it won't be a problem.

[KayDeeCee 4,893]

Exactly what Ash.1101 said. You do not need to list assets at all, nor provide any bank statements. List your current annual income and provide a letter from employer and/or recent pay stubs along with your most recent tax transcript. If you are self-employed, provide last 3 years of tax transcripts showing your Total Income(line 22 of 1040) being above the 125% poverty level.