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As I am filling out the form I-134 for my wife's K3 I ran into a few questions, hopefully someone experienced can answer those for me here

Following are the questions:

1. In part 1a where they are asking for my naturlizatin certificate number, do I just put the Cert number or should I also add the date and location as well?

2. In part 7 If my Salary is above the 125% of poverty level do I still fill out the savings/life insurance information etc?

3. In part 7 though I don't have mortgage (rental) do I still write my apartment address?

4. In part 10 I have filed I-130 for my wife and four brother & sisters but there is only space for 2 names, do I include a sheet and write in this column to "see attached"?

5. In part 11, Do I check the "I Intend" box and write " K3 visa process" or do I not check anything and write "N/A K3 visa process for permanent residence"?

What documents should I attach with this form to send to my wife ?

Thanks is advance

Khurram

***I-130***

2006-12-14 I-130 Sent to Vermont Service Center

2007-01-12 I-130 NOA1

2007-04-06 Approved!

***I-129F (new form)***

2007-01-31 I-129F Sent to Chicago

2007-02-07 I-129F NOA1

2007-04-06 Approved!

***US Embassy Islamabad***

2007-04-25 Packet Received by my wife

2007-05-15 Medical Exam

2007-05-29 Interview Approved!

2007-05-29 AP starts

2007-11-01 Wife got call to pickup her Visa from American Express

2008-01-12 POE at JFK

***I-485***

2008-11-10 I-485 Sent to Chicago

2008-11-20 Payment accepted

2008-11-22 I-485 NOA1

2009-01-09 Biometric

2009-03-08 Interview Letter

2009-04-08 Interview Approved!

2009-04-08 Welcome letter received

2009-04-18 Green Card Received

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Khurram,

1. Answer questions that are asked, do not change them.

2. You are free to provide whatever information you want to provide, and withhold whatever information you want to withhold. The decision will be made base on the information that is provided and documented.

3. See answer #1.

4. How else would you provide information about 5 people?

5. It seems to make no difference how this question is answered, so why not answer by stating what you do intend to do?

Final question - read the I-134 instructions and also read the instructions for evidence that may be presented to meet the financial charge provisions of the law that will come in your wife's visa application packet.

Yodrak

As I am filling out the form I-134 for my wife's K3 I ran into a few questions, hopefully someone experienced can answer those for me here

Following are the questions:

1. In part 1a where they are asking for my naturlizatin certificate number, do I just put the Cert number or should I also add the date and location as well?

2. In part 7 If my Salary is above the 125% of poverty level do I still fill out the savings/life insurance information etc?

3. In part 7 though I don't have mortgage (rental) do I still write my apartment address?

4. In part 10 I have filed I-130 for my wife and four brother & sisters but there is only space for 2 names, do I include a sheet and write in this column to "see attached"?

5. In part 11, Do I check the "I Intend" box and write " K3 visa process" or do I not check anything and write "N/A K3 visa process for permanent residence"?

What documents should I attach with this form to send to my wife ?

Thanks is advance

Khurram

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Khurram,

1. Answer questions that are asked, do not change them.

2. You are free to provide whatever information you want to provide, and withhold whatever information you want to withhold. The decision will be made base on the information that is provided and documented.

3. See answer #1.

4. How else would you provide information about 5 people?

5. It seems to make no difference how this question is answered, so why not answer by stating what you do intend to do?

Final question - read the I-134 instructions and also read the instructions for evidence that may be presented to meet the financial charge provisions of the law that will come in your wife's visa application packet.

Yodrak

As I am filling out the form I-134 for my wife's K3 I ran into a few questions, hopefully someone experienced can answer those for me here

Following are the questions:

1. In part 1a where they are asking for my naturlizatin certificate number, do I just put the Cert number or should I also add the date and location as well?

2. In part 7 If my Salary is above the 125% of poverty level do I still fill out the savings/life insurance information etc?

3. In part 7 though I don't have mortgage (rental) do I still write my apartment address?

4. In part 10 I have filed I-130 for my wife and four brother & sisters but there is only space for 2 names, do I include a sheet and write in this column to "see attached"?

5. In part 11, Do I check the "I Intend" box and write " K3 visa process" or do I not check anything and write "N/A K3 visa process for permanent residence"?

What documents should I attach with this form to send to my wife ?

Thanks is advance

Khurram

Thanks for your quick and honest reply, sorry for being so stupid I am just too nervous

Thanks again

Khurram

***I-130***

2006-12-14 I-130 Sent to Vermont Service Center

2007-01-12 I-130 NOA1

2007-04-06 Approved!

***I-129F (new form)***

2007-01-31 I-129F Sent to Chicago

2007-02-07 I-129F NOA1

2007-04-06 Approved!

***US Embassy Islamabad***

2007-04-25 Packet Received by my wife

2007-05-15 Medical Exam

2007-05-29 Interview Approved!

2007-05-29 AP starts

2007-11-01 Wife got call to pickup her Visa from American Express

2008-01-12 POE at JFK

***I-485***

2008-11-10 I-485 Sent to Chicago

2008-11-20 Payment accepted

2008-11-22 I-485 NOA1

2009-01-09 Biometric

2009-03-08 Interview Letter

2009-04-08 Interview Approved!

2009-04-08 Welcome letter received

2009-04-18 Green Card Received

USA_b.gifpakistan_b.gif

Disclaimer: I'm not a lawyer and anything posted is just my own opinion

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