Completing the I-134 / London Embassy experiences

[CaptainAmerica 115]

I've been searching on this problem for a while now, but I can't find a specific answer to my query. My fiance earns over $70k, so that is enough to satisfy the financial support requirement. He is providing an employment letter, along with tax receipts and pay slips. Therefore proving the rest of the assets listed under 'Income and Asset Information' on the I-134 is unnecessary, as this is evidence alone to provide proof of support. However, it's unclear how to complete the unnecessary fields in the I-134... Do these absolutely need to be filled in, or can these be filled with "N/A" as long as the income box is completed? The instructions seem to suggest if one cannot provide an answer for particular fields, using "N/A" is fine. I'm especially curious if others from the UK have come up against this problem, how they resolved it, and if anyone has any general feedback on how the London Embassy treats the I-134 recently. 

 

 

 

 

[trudi 1,317]

I put N/A and it was fine, 2 years ago so not that recently though.

[Wuozopo 4,293]

I would say you can leave them blank or write N/A. London is not that picky on form details as long as they see $70k income proven at least one way. You have three ways. They quite likely won't even bring up the I-134 in your interview with that kind of income.  

[CaptainAmerica 115]

Thank you both for your help. This puts my mind more at ease!