I-134 form - question regarding income and assets

[Nashvan 133]

1 hour ago, Usaph said:

What else do I need for evidence of domicile in the US? My tax transcript will have my address. Do I need anything else?

Lease agreement, utility bills, anything to prove you will continually reside within the US.

 

1 hour ago, Usaph said:

And we can send this to the email address listed as soon as we see Ready in CEAC?

I believe you must be instructed by the Consulate to send P3 before they accept it although you can try.

 

1 hour ago, Usaph said:

Side question: If she is from Philippines but living/working in Canada (no PR), what should we have listed as our country on our profile here?

Country that you applied K-1 with.

[Usaph 18]

8 hours ago, Vans said:

Lease agreement, utility bills, anything to prove you will continually reside within the US.

 

I believe you must be instructed by the Consulate to send P3 before they accept it although you can try.

 

Country that you applied K-1 with.

Thank you!

 

I thought I read somewhere people try replying with P3 after they see it as ready, but maybe just dependent on the country and then some luck.

Edited May 15, 2019 by Usaph

[purem4g1c 113]

13 hours ago, Usaph said:

For the Canadian P3 from here

• Signed Affidavit of Support (I-134) with all supporting financial documents.
• Evidence of petitioner’s domicile in the United States.

What else do I need for evidence of domicile in the US? My tax transcript will have my address. Do I need anything else?

 

And we can send this to the email address listed as soon as we see Ready in CEAC?

 

Side question: If she is from Philippines but living/working in Canada (no PR), what should we have listed as our country on our profile here?

For proving domicile I am going to bring bank statement with my fiance's name and address, credit card statement, US passport photo copy of the bio page, and drivers license photo copy.

 

Should be Philippines, just because she is working in Canada doesn't make her Canadian until she has citizenship here. She will have to go back to her country to do the interview and medical anyways. I've also seen that people who are PR Canadians seem to get stuck in AP for a long time too (1~3 months extra), so its better to get it all done in her home country. Also the medical exam in Canada is like $320 lowest depending on which doctor you end up going to. I think philipines is like $20

[Usaph 18]

3 hours ago, purem4g1c said:

For proving domicile I am going to bring bank statement with my fiance's name and address, credit card statement, US passport photo copy of the bio page, and drivers license photo copy.

 

Should be Philippines, just because she is working in Canada doesn't make her Canadian until she has citizenship here. She will have to go back to her country to do the interview and medical anyways. I've also seen that people who are PR Canadians seem to get stuck in AP for a long time too (1~3 months extra), so its better to get it all done in her home country. Also the medical exam in Canada is like $320 lowest depending on which doctor you end up going to. I think philipines is like $20

Can someone else confirm/deny this?

 

We had Toronto for question 62 on 129F. The notes are below. It mentions where she resides, which is Canada.

 

NVC status is in transit so we've made it this far.

 

 

From the 129F instructions:

Item Numbers 62.a. - 62.b. U.S. Embassy or U.S. Consulate Requested. Provide the city or town and country of the 
U.S. Embassy or U.S. Consulate where your beneficiary will apply for his or her visa.
NOTE: Designation of a U.S. Embassy or U.S. Consulate outside the country in which your beneficiary resides does not 
guarantee acceptance for processing by that foreign post. Acceptance is at the discretion of the designated U.S. Embassy or U.S. Consulate.

Edited May 15, 2019 by Usaph