KimJ

I'm filling out the I-134 affidavit of support form and the instructions say to include a letter from my bank stating the dates I opened my accounts, the total balances and the total amount of deposits made during the past year. I was able to get everything but the total deposits amount. Of course I can sum this up myself, but it won't be anything 'officially' from the bank.

Has anyone else had this problem? Will sending in bank statements for the past year be sufficient?

I know I've seen this question posted here before but I can't seem to find anything by doing a search.

Thanks in advance,
Kim

no-spam

I think the instructions for that form state that if you have all the bank statements for the last 12 months that is sufficient, or you could send in a letter from the bank officer. I don't understand though, why your bank can't provide you the letter though.

I guess you know that you don't have to provide the assets information unless you didn't have income great enough to meet the minimum requirement.

janousek

Hi,

My question is related to Form I-864 but it's little different. My AOS interview is on Apr. 08. We are using my income (immigrant's income) in order to be qualified.
Do I need to fill out Form I-864 A?

Thank you,
-Janousek

Noorah101

Hi Kim,

My bank letter stated the dates my savings and checking were opened, and the average balance of each. It also does not list a total amount deposited. I provided one year of bank statements along with it.

The Ankara consulate required my fiance to turn in the I-134 and supporting docs in ahead of his interview, and so far so good - the whole package was only missing my 2002 W-2 form. His interview is April 14th.

Best Wishes!
Rene

Leslie

Hi Kim,

Initially I got the same letter that you did. I had to force my bank to do it. It requires a little research on their part and they may charge you a "Research Fee". I don't know if it is really necessary, but I didn't want to take any chances.

Leslie