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I reaaaally wish someone could answer this for me.

My fiance seems to think that they're trying to figure out my monthly income and outgoings; I think they're simply giving me an opportunity to list assets if I need them to get myself to the 125% above poverty level.

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I reaaaally wish someone could answer this for me.

My fiance seems to think that they're trying to figure out my monthly income and outgoings; I think they're simply giving me an opportunity to list assets if I need them to get myself to the 125% above poverty level.

You're correct. They don't care how much you're paying each month in mortgage payments or how much you're spending on other things. They just want to see that you earn enough each year to support yourself and your fiance. You need to list assets if you don't meet the 125% above poverty level income requirements. You don't have to list them if your income is sufficient to meet the requirements. You can if you want to, but it's just creating more work for yourself.

I don't know why the address is filled in on the sample form when no value is given for the property. I didn't fill in anything in that bit beyond "not disclosed", which was a phrase I came across on this site somewhere. It was recommended that you write that rather than "NA" or "none" if you own property but aren't using it for purposes of proof on the I-134.

Perhaps I did wrong by not filling in an address in that section, but it didn't make sense to and I thought it would confuse things. Maybe someone else will come along and tell me I should have, and I'll end up having to fill out and send off the stupid form again. :wacko:

***I-130***

2006-10-11 I-130 NOA1

2007-02-05 approved

***I-129F***

2006-10-23 I-129F NOA1

2007-02-05 approved

2007-04-30 Interview--Visa Approved!

2007-05-07 Gary arrives in US

208 days from filing to interview

****EAD****

2007-05-15 Sent to Chicago

2007-05-22 NOA1

2007-06-12 Biometrics

2007-09-07 approved! (115 loooooong days)

2007-09-17 card received in mail

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I reaaaally wish someone could answer this for me.

My fiance seems to think that they're trying to figure out my monthly income and outgoings; I think they're simply giving me an opportunity to list assets if I need them to get myself to the 125% above poverty level.

You are right.

Sorry, Chas!

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I love it when I'm right! :lol:

Thanks for all your input, guys. Between this thread and the other one, I think I know now what to do. :)

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