I-134 Need Help

[nas100 5]

I have some questions about the I-134. If someone could help me that would be great.

The first question in about the Alien Registration Number/A-Number. This form is for a fiance visa. However, I saw that the A-Number was on the NOA2 approval letter we got in the mail. Would I put this number on the form?

Nextly, for my foreign fiance's birth town, he was born in a suburb of a city. This suburb is listed on his passport as his birth city. However when we first filed the petition we put the general city as the city of birth. Its basically the same city but just a suburb. Which should we put?

For the Beneficiary's income section, he currently has a job but of course once he moves to America he will have to quit the job. Would I put the earnings from this job down or would it be okay to just put 0?

Also, since he has no assets, would we just put N/A for every section in that question?

On the intent to provide specific contributions section, would I just put that I intend to make the contributions and am doing so by paying room and board indefinetly? He will just be living with me and I'll be providing for him completely.

For my income section, I make $20.50 an hour. Would I put the amount I would make in one year for the total amount or would I put what I have made so far?

 

Please help me if you can. This is very difficult for me unfortunately and my lawyer has stopped helping.

[Verrou 1,962]

28 minutes ago, nas100 said:

I have some questions about the I-134. If someone could help me that would be great.

The first question in about the Alien Registration Number/A-Number. This form is for a fiance visa. However, I saw that the A-Number was on the NOA2 approval letter we got in the mail. Would I put this number on the form?

Nextly, for my foreign fiance's birth town, he was born in a suburb of a city. This suburb is listed on his passport as his birth city. However when we first filed the petition we put the general city as the city of birth. Its basically the same city but just a suburb. Which should we put?

For the Beneficiary's income section, he currently has a job but of course once he moves to America he will have to quit the job. Would I put the earnings from this job down or would it be okay to just put 0?

Also, since he has no assets, would we just put N/A for every section in that question?

On the intent to provide specific contributions section, would I just put that I intend to make the contributions and am doing so by paying room and board indefinetly? He will just be living with me and I'll be providing for him completely.

For my income section, I make $20.50 an hour. Would I put the amount I would make in one year for the total amount or would I put what I have made so far?

 

Please help me if you can. This is very difficult for me unfortunately and my lawyer has stopped helping.

ur lawyer supposed to file it for you, what do u mean by saying " my lawyer has stopped helping "

if he didnt want to file for u, u can report him to bar association

 

1. a-number is assign for life, so yes please use that a-number on NOA2

2. check his birth certificate. what did it say? if its the same with the passport, follow that. as long as u have the paper trail to back it up.

3. u can put 0, ur income is the important one because u are the sponsor

4. yes N/A

5. not sure perhaps others can help to answwer this question

6. $20.50 x how many hour u work per week x 52 = total income for this year

Edited July 21, 2022 by Misscloud

[arken 4,197]

Agreeing to above, just few comment in case of confusion.

 

Put the name of the city listed in the birth certificate not in the passport if different. Some countries put the zone or disctrict in the passport and not the city.

 

You can leave the contribution portions blank, it doesn't matter. It's more intended for other people than fiance. Or you can just say "my fiance will stay with me forever".

 

 

[nas100 5]

1 hour ago, Misscloud said:

ur lawyer supposed to file it for you, what do u mean by saying " my lawyer has stopped helping "

if he didnt want to file for u, u can report him to bar association

 

1. a-number is assign for life, so yes please use that a-number on NOA2

2. check his birth certificate. what did it say? if its the same with the passport, follow that. as long as u have the paper trail to back it up.

3. u can put 0, ur income is the important one because u are the sponsor

4. yes N/A

5. not sure perhaps others can help to answwer this question

6. $20.50 x how many hour u work per week x 52 = total income for this year

1. I will list this. Strangely, most tutorials online say to not include this for some odd reason. On one article I found it says it doesn't really matter too much either way, but I will include it to make sure everything is correct in paperwork history

2. The birth certificate says the same as the passport. It is a suburb of the city Auckland, New Zealand. It seems like the suburb was listed for both. I will put that on the form. I am thinking it should be fine that we put Auckland on the original petition, since it is technically the same city.

3. I will do that. My lawyer did make a form that he just sent me, but included my fiance's income for some odd reason. I have my own already filled out, so it might just be best to use mine.

4. I will put N/A for empty spaces.

5. This one confused me too. My lawyer just sent the form and it says that I intend to contribute but to room and board indefinitely. 

6. Should I remove taxes from this amount by chance?

And my lawyer has been pretty inactive since we got packet 3 on June 27th. It has upset me quite a bit because I am trying to get everything to work. He kept telling me to just keep waiting and that we only need the DS-160 turned in. He doesn't seem to know much of what is going on because this consulate requires us to send in everything and only have to bring the passport and evidence of our relationship to the interview. We are almost done though. Just working on this and the form from my bank stating my balance and whatnot. I'm excited to finally see my fiance again. Perhaps for the rest of the process I can either do it myself or hire something like boundless. 

[Verrou 1,962]

for income u always use pre tax / gross. 

lawyer or not, its up to u. if you are willing to do research and reading ( VJ is a good source) and ur case is straight forward, u can always do it urself. 

ps. use auckland also its not gonna be an issue as long as u can back it up with documents if there's an issue

Edited July 21, 2022 by Misscloud

[nas100 5]

20 hours ago, Misscloud said:

for income u always use pre tax / gross. 

lawyer or not, its up to u. if you are willing to do research and reading ( VJ is a good source) and ur case is straight forward, u can always do it urself. 

ps. use auckland also its not gonna be an issue as long as u can back it up with documents if there's an issue

Sounds good. Ill probably just complete this without the lawyer then. I already sent my fiance the forms signed and he wants to do it again and just resend. Shipping is like 100$ so I think Ill just do it lol. Saves us time and money. We agreed to do auckland because his birth certificate states two different districts/suburbs within auckland. It would be better to probably just generalize and they can check with documentation. The US consulate is located in Auckland though, so they should probably know.