Peru Consulate Original Documents ?

[bmadeline 0]

Hi I have just recieved my packet 3-4 with my interview date (june 25). my parents are co sponsering my peruvian fiance and they sent their affidavit of support with the original application. do i need them to fill out another one and dhl it to us in lima, or can i bring a copy of the one they submitted with the 129f? Do I need my last three years of tax returns? it doesnt say that anywhere on the list i recieved, but i have read here that people were delayed because they didnt have them on hand..

thanks for any information.

[YuAndDan 153]

YES, The I-134 Affidavit of Support is needed to be brought to the consulate, not sent to USCIS, it was not specified in the I-129F instructions and may have been discarded by the USCIS.

You need it in hand for the interview.

Also it is recommended that both the Sponsor (the US Citizen Fiance(e)) and co-sponsor provide one for the interview.

1 to 3 years returns are recommend the most recent one is the most important one to have attached.

The Affidavit is considered to be good for 1 year, but they can request that it has the most recent tax return (2006) so if the one that was sent to USCIS in error had only 2005 return you may want to get a new one done.

[Raspect 0]

Yes

You do need your parents to fill out the I-134 and you also, then send it to your fiance in Peru to bring with her to the interview, notarized.

Also I was one of those who the did request my last 2 years of taxes before they would grant the visa. So i would suggest sending that.

Also go into the tab that says Guides and then click on the K1 visa

and it tells what you need after the NOA2

also go into the the embassy section on peru

and read what you need

that is what i did, and it worked for me

beside the tax forms

[bmadeline 0]

Yes

You do need your parents to fill out the I-134 and you also, then send it to your fiance in Peru to bring with her to the interview, notarized.

Also I was one of those who the did request my last 2 years of taxes before they would grant the visa. So i would suggest sending that.

Also go into the tab that says Guides and then click on the K1 visa

and it tells what you need after the NOA2

also go into the the embassy section on peru

and read what you need

that is what i did, and it worked for me

beside the tax forms

thanks Now I have another question. I am a student, I have no income, but I do have some assets. I file my taxes with my parents, and I am clearly listed as their dependant on the tax returns. My mom just had her tax attorney send her her returns for the last 3 years, but he emailed them to her. Would I be better off printing from the IRS page, or are these copies going to suffice? Also, they need to be notarized? Can you notarize a copy? SOOOO lost...

[Raspect 0]

Yes

You do need your parents to fill out the I-134 and you also, then send it to your fiance in Peru to bring with her to the interview, notarized.

Also I was one of those who the did request my last 2 years of taxes before they would grant the visa. So i would suggest sending that.

Also go into the tab that says Guides and then click on the K1 visa

and it tells what you need after the NOA2

also go into the the embassy section on peru

and read what you need

that is what i did, and it worked for me

beside the tax forms

thanks Now I have another question. I am a student, I have no income, but I do have some assets. I file my taxes with my parents, and I am clearly listed as their dependant on the tax returns. My mom just had her tax attorney send her her returns for the last 3 years, but he emailed them to her. Would I be better off printing from the IRS page, or are these copies going to suffice? Also, they need to be notarized? Can you notarize a copy? SOOOO lost...

i just sent copies and it worked out fine for me

my tax returns and tax papers were not notarized, just sent through email to my love

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and by the way

that is what i did, that was my circumstances and it worked for me

so it is only my best guess and advice to you

but i am not sure in any of this, at all.

if you ask me a reggae (roots) question, i am confident i can come up with a definite answer for you. but to do with the gov't. i just hope to jah