I-134 form

[romanlinh 0]

Submit a signed I134 with the original I-129F! Then when the interview comes, sign another I-134 with a date closer to the interview. That's the best way to go, whether that I-134 is or is not needed with the initial I-129F... BUT you make that choice! Here's another good tip for you: When your fiance goes to get the medical in VN, make sure to demand that damned DS2050 from them so you can file it with your AOS in the US.

Should I try to submit evidence with the I-134? e.g. consular letter from bank or tax statements?

[mccorleone 12]

Should I try to submit evidence with the I-134? e.g. consular letter from bank or tax statements?

Definitely! The I-134 is not complete unless the supporting evidence/documents are submitted along with the form. Same thing you will do when you file for AOS with the I-864.

[romanlinh 0]

Do you have any idea what I could use as financial evidence if I live here? I have a legal job and a bank account. Do the banks here give official bank statements or anything like that?

[romanlinh 0]

If you've been working in VN you may still have been required to file US tax returns (US taxes on worldwide income) even if you owe no tax. This will certainly come into play with the form I-864 at Adjustment of Status phase. If that applies to you, begin getting it sorted out now so you won't have to scramble later on.

Compose a timeline letter covering the entirety of your relationship and include it in your submission along with other evidence of your relationship from beginning to present. As you live in VN there won't be the usual boarding passes, etc. Copies of your visa(s), resident card will show that you are here. A rental agreement, work contract, etc. shows that you are living here. Photos together (especially with her family), evidence of a Dam Hoi/Din Hon, etc. are good to send. The engagement ceremony is a biggie.

Any idea what I could submit as evidence of my financial situation from here? I think my annual salary is enough for the form's requirements, plus what I have in savings should be enough independently. Unfortunately its all here at least until February.

Do the banks here issue official bank statements or anything like that?

Should I inquire from my employer here about a "letter from employer" Or would my labor contract be sufficient?

As far as I know my parent's accountant has been handling my taxes and I was under the impression that as a US citizen if you make under 80,000 or something like that you just need to fill a very simple form that states that.

Thanks any advice would be appreciated!

[frontgear 194]

As far as I know my parent's accountant has been handling my taxes and I was under the impression that as a US citizen if you make under 80,000 or something like that you just need to fill a very simple form that states that

It may help to read this.

http://www.efile.com/tax/do-i-need-to-file-a-tax-return/

Edited December 31, 2015 by frontgear

[zzmr_qzz 24]

When your fiance goes to get the medical in VN, make sure to demand that damned DS2050 from them so you can file it with your AOS in the US.

What is DS-2050, is this the vaccination test result? so u mean we better obtain 2. 1 will be submitted in the interview and 1 will be brought with u to USA for AOS application?

Am I correct?

[frontgear 194]

What is DS-2050, is this the vaccination test result? so u mean we better obtain 2. 1 will be submitted in the interview and 1 will be brought with u to USA for AOS application?

Am I correct?

He meant DS-3025.

It is the vaccination documentation worksheet, not the test result.