Supporting Documents?

[busycharlie 0]

Is there a link that shows exactly what we are to provide to the Fiance for the interview relating to, bank info, work lettter, tax filing, etc?

Thanks in advance

[Dan J 277]

Is there a link that shows exactly what we are to provide to the Fiance for the interview relating to, bank info, work lettter, tax filing, etc?

Thanks in advance

It varies a bit by consulate and what you are using to justify your support. Not all consulates use the I-134.

[L_n_O 3]

best to wait for packet 3

you can however go to the vj gallery and do a search for packet 3 (I put some stuff under the 'in america' section)

[bora bora 1]

Most likely you will complete the I-134 document and include supporting documents: bank statements, a letter from employer, pay stubs, the last year (or 3) of your tax returns.

It does depend on the consulate and your salary.

[William33 110]

Is there a link that shows exactly what we are to provide to the Fiance for the interview relating to, bank info, work lettter, tax filing, etc?

Thanks in advance

If you have worked at the same job for over 3 years, exceeding the minimum income, 3 years tax returns will satisfy that requirement entirely.

By the way, if you are dealing with the Embassy (Capital City), it is the Consular Section of the Embassy.

On the other hand, if you are in another major city, you are dealing with the Consular Section of the US Consulate.

People always get that wrong here. Everything is called a Consulate = Wrong and not factual.

Source? Me.

Former U.S. Department of State Employee, 63 countries, 125 US Diplomatic locations overseas.

[busycharlie 0]

Is there a link that shows exactly what we are to provide to the Fiance for the interview relating to, bank info, work lettter, tax filing, etc?

Thanks in advance

If you have worked at the same job for over 3 years, exceeding the minimum income, 3 years tax returns will satisfy that requirement entirely.

By the way, if you are dealing with the Embassy (Capital City), it is the Consular Section of the Embassy.

On the other hand, if you are in another major city, you are dealing with the Consular Section of the US Consulate.

People always get that wrong here. Everything is called a Consulate = Wrong and not factual.

Source? Me.

Former U.S. Department of State Employee, 63 countries, 125 US Diplomatic locations overseas.

My Fiance will be going to the U.S. Embassy in Manila.

[William33 110]

Is there a link that shows exactly what we are to provide to the Fiance for the interview relating to, bank info, work lettter, tax filing, etc?

Thanks in advance

If you have worked at the same job for over 3 years, exceeding the minimum income, 3 years tax returns will satisfy that requirement entirely.

My Fiance will be going to the U.S. Embassy in Manila.

If the highlighted does not apply, please advise. Otherwise, you meet the (worldwide) Manila requirements, in terms of the I-134.

[Otto 83]

Former U.S. Department of State Employee, 63 countries, 125 US Diplomatic locations overseas.

[alexandra8886 0]

Is there a link that shows exactly what we are to provide to the Fiance for the interview relating to, bank info, work lettter, tax filing, etc?

Thanks in advance

hi charlie,

as for my experience, i havent seen any link that provides a list for the documents required for the interview.

this info is can be seen in the packet 4. if you want, you can wait for that..but the as per other experiences, their packet 4 were not that prompt.

but if you want to prepare docs in advance, you can check the thread of other applicants who already had their interview.

they clearly specified in their messages the documents they provided in the embassy..

besides VJ, check these forums;

http://www.theworldoffilipinas.com/forum/

http://www.gov.ph/forum/default2.asp?catid=8

hope this will help.

goodluck!

alexandra