I-134 Question 18

[fm2002 0]

Filling out the I-134 for my K-1 Visa. Question 18 asks;

 

18. Have you previously submitted a Form I-134 on behalf of a person other than the beneficiary listed on this Form I-134?

 

Now in the past I have been approved for 2 prior K-1 Visa/Green Card(s) before. Obviously we since been divorced and neither live in America anymore. Would i need to list thim?

 

If Yes it would a struggle at best to hunt down the dates and A number for each

 

Please advise  

Thank You

[Boiler 45,482]

Did they file an I 407 an abandon their Green Cards?

 

The answer to the question btw is Yes

[fm2002 0]

2 hours ago, Boiler said:

Did they file an I 407 an abandon their Green Cards?

 

The answer to the question btw is Yes

Almost certain they never filed a I-407. I found the Alien# for one of the two but not the file date. The other is from like 20 years ago and won't be able retrieve anything. Am I in trouble of being denied?

[Boiler 45,482]

1 hour ago, fm2002 said:

Almost certain they never filed a I-407. I found the Alien# for one of the two but not the file date. The other is from like 20 years ago and won't be able retrieve anything. Am I in trouble of being denied?

So the other clear get out is of they Naturalised, which I assume you do not know, can not be certain about, or are dead.

 

So without that you need to assume your responsibilities under the I 864 continue and include them in your numbers.

[fm2002 0]

I know they never naturalized and i know they both no longer live in the US. My ex from over 20 years ago lives permanently in Japan and doesn't need the green card anyway. Sure it has long expired. The more recent ex is in Thailand. Her Green Card is about to expire and certain hasn't worked or visited the US in almost ten years.

 

So I'm guessing thats how USCIS can find out if there still in the US or not is with their A#. Any other way I can prove this?

 

If not my income has to support a household of 4 @ $39,000.00??

[Boiler 45,482]

Currently, goes up every year

 

LPRs are allowed out of the US

Edited March 29 by Boiler

[fm2002 0]

In filling out the names of past beneficiaries do I use their maiden names or married names?