The dreaded question about I-134

[jennac13 0]

I have been reading SO MANY posts about question 11 on I-134. What is the simple answer to this?

If your US fiance/e is going to support you when you are married until you are allowed to work, do they check intend?

In what situation would they need to put N/A?

I am sorry for this question as I know it has been talked about a lot. I just want some simple straight advice so nothing else can go wrong for me or anyone else.

I also have one more question. In question 8 they ask for names of people who are wholly or partially dependent on the sponser. Once again, if your US fiance/e is going to support you until you are allowed to work, then are you dependent on them?

You would think with ALL the paperwork they have you do, they would make things a bit clearer!

Thanks in advance, would really appreciate some straight forward answers.

xox J

[joeyjoey 1]

Question #8, I wrote the name of my Fiancee

Question #11, I wrote "N/A"

[YuAndDan 153]

The nice people on VJ took the time to fill out a I-134 from that covers the majority of cases, and posted it in the example forms.

http://www.visajourney.com/examples/I-134-exp-04-30-07.pdf

Question 9 is "None" unless the petitioner, the US citizen already has children living with them, then the children's name go there, the benificiary is not yet in the states and is not a dependent yet.

Question 11, Consider this form is used in other truly 'Temporary" visa cases such as visitors, and student visas, this is a statement that the petitioner will support them during their temporary stay. For a fiance this is not applicable, they will become a permanate resident, the period of support covered by this form is from the time they enter the country until they adjust status.

Edited December 9, 2006 by YuAndDan

[Bruce n Jen 0]

The nice people on VJ took the time to fill out a I-134 from that covers the majority of cases, and posted it in the example forms.

http://www.visajourney.com/examples/I-134-exp-04-30-07.pdf

Question 9 is "None" unless the petitioner, the US citizen already has children living with them, then the children's name go there, the benificiary is not yet in the states and is not a dependent yet.

Question 11, Consider this form is used in other truly 'Temporary" visa cases such as visitors, and student visas, this is a statement that the petitioner will support them during their temporary stay. For a fiance this is not applicable, they will become a permanate resident, the period of support covered by this form is from the time they enter the country until they adjust status.

Great explanation for everyone !!!!

[bebop + rocksteady 0]

Example forms are your friend.

Cass (bebop the great)