Bank deposit information for I-134 and PNC bank

[Sam Burns 155]

Just wondering if anyone else has encountered this. My local PNC branch (the person I spoke to said PNC is the 5th largest bank in the US) said they cannot provide on bank letterhead paper the info from bullet point B below for legal reasons.

 

1. Statement from an officer of the bank or other financial institutions with deposits, identifying the following details
regarding the account:
A. Date account opened;
B. Total amount deposited for the past year; and
C. Present balance.

 

Has anyone else every encountered anything like this? Given this is a long-standing government form, my mind is boggled with this situation.

It's been two weeks since I requested the info. If you encountered something like this, how did you work around it?

 

Thanks!

 

[Joyoussinger 1,425]

13 minutes ago, Sam Burns said:

Just wondering if anyone else has encountered this. My local PNC branch (the person I spoke to said PNC is the 5th largest bank in the US) said they cannot provide on bank letterhead paper the info from bullet point B below for legal reasons.

 

1. Statement from an officer of the bank or other financial institutions with deposits, identifying the following details
regarding the account:
A. Date account opened;
B. Total amount deposited for the past year; and
C. Present balance.

 

Has anyone else every encountered anything like this? Given this is a long-standing government form, my mind is boggled with this situation.

It's been two weeksMy ban since I requested the info. If you encountered something like this, how did you work around it?

 

Thanks!

 

My bank wouldn't provide a letter, either, and they didn't seem to know what I was talking about. I provided statements, and they seemed to be enough.

[JeanneAdil 6,489]

when u opened the account the bank had to get certain info and should have given u copy of that (which would suffice with date opened) /it  includes "

1.  proof of your ID

2.  account #

3. date of birth

4.  address  for home (business if business account)

5.  bank's policy and fees and various accounts they provide

6.   and provide monthly statement (by mail or paperless to email ID)

 

https://www.fdic.gov/regulations/laws/rules/8000-1600.html

[Sam Burns 155]

Just now, JeanneAdil said:

when u opened the account the bank had to get certain info and should have given u copy of that (which would suffice with date opened) /it  includes "

1.  proof of your ID

2.  account #

3. date of birth

4.  address  for home (business if business account)

5.  bank's policy and fees and various accounts they provide

6.   and provide monthly statement (by mail or paperless to email ID)

 

https://www.fdic.gov/regulations/laws/rules/8000-1600.html

Thanks I was asking about point B specifically.

[JeanneAdil 6,489]

3 hours ago, Sam Burns said:

Thanks I was asking about point B specifically.

add up your monthly deposits from statements and send immigration 

[Chancy 6,241]

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[Wuozopo 4,293]

On 1/20/2023 at 4:56 PM, Sam Burns said:

Has anyone else every encountered anything like this? Given this is a long-standing government form, my mind is boggled with this situation.

It's been two weeks since I requested the info. If you encountered something like this, how did you work around it?

If you have sufficient proof of income/salary, that would be the bulk of your I-134 proof needs. Bank info is more for those who are having to make up a lack of salary with assets.  Some embassies may be stricter on what they wish to see so it would be helpful if you would do a profile showing the country and embassy of your fiancé to get more specific answers.  I can answer for London: You don’t need it if you have a job.
Make a profile.

 

EDIT: I see it’s in your timeline. The profile shows in you post so one doesn’t have to dig for it. Good job having a timeline!

 

Here’s what Warsaw embassy says for fiancés

Financial Documents
The Affidavit of Support form I-864 is not required for K visas.  However, petitioners must provide proof of adequate financial support once in the United States to ensure the applicant will not become public charges.  Documentation regarding financial support can be in any form so long as it contains enough detail and information for the consular officer to conclude that the beneficiary will not become a public charge.  Petitioners may submit the form I-134 if they wish.

 

 

Edited January 22, 2023 by Wuozopo

[Sam Burns 155]

Thank you! I’ll look into updating the profile - I assumed if the info was in my timeline it would be picked up in my profile.