Do i need I-864 form for the interview?

[Hook_Grapp 26]

Hello, we're preparing for our interview and i am still not sure about if i need to have the I-864 form or would the I-134 form sufficient? I am getting conflicting information on the web. 

 

Also can anyone please provide the list of items brought to the interview. I know this is a redundant question on the forum. 

[britishandusa 446]

i-134 for the K1 visa,

 

i-864 for AOS. 

[ThomasNC1988 762]

You know I was going to send you a link to the consulate webpage for K-1, but I'll be a monkey's uncle because it says I-864. So now I am confused.

 

https://ca.usembassy.gov/visas/fiancee/appointment-checklist/

 

Edit: It also says marriage certificate so I am pretty sure the accidentally have the spouse visa instructions posted there.

Edited March 4, 2019 by ThomasNC1988

[arken 4,197]

https://ca.usembassy.gov/wp-content/uploads/sites/27/2016/07/Packet3Instructions-K1.pdf

[d24v 200]

They try to make these stupid lists pull double/triple/quadruple duty and in doing so just confuse everyone.  The P4 list has I-134 for fiance visas and then lists I-864 below it but fails to state "for X visas".

 

You only need the I-134.  You'll need the I-864 to adjust status later.

 

The day of your interview

Please bring to your interview the original and one photocopy of each of the following documents (as applicable), for each applicant:

¾     The appointment letter showing the date and time of your interview

¾     Passport valid for at least 6 months beyond the date you plan to enter the United States

¾     Birth certificate

¾     Adoptions decree (s)

¾     Marriage certificate (s)

¾     Death and/or divorce certificate(s)

¾     Police certificates from each country in which the applicant has resided for one year or longer. The certificate(s) must be issued within one year of the date of the visa appointment. NOTE: An applicant must present a police certificate from his/her country of current residence and country of nationality, if residence in such country exceeds 6 months

¾     Court records

¾     Military records

¾     Evidence of domicile in the United States

¾     Job offer letter (for employment-based visas)

¾     Affidavit of support (I-134) (for fiancé, employment and DV visas)

¾     Evidence of support (I-864, Federal individual income tax return for the most recent tax year)

¾     Medical examination

¾     Two photographs (in color)

¾     For K visa applicants, a letter of intent to marry signed by the petitioner within 30 days of interview date

[MeghanK 629]

no.