Affidivit of Support
Dec 3rd 2002, 1:58 am
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Affidivit of Support
Could somebody who has experience fill me in anything that I am missing or
has extra items?
1) Print the Affidavit form from IRS site.
2)
has extra items?
1) Print the Affidavit form from IRS site.
2)
Dec 3rd 2002, 2:25 am
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Re: Affidivit of Support
Apologize for the incomplete post. I meant to save it then post it later.
Here's my continuation:
2) Photocopy Last year IRS tax return.
3) Current Bank Statement
4) Go to a bank for Notary.
Am I missing anything or anything extra and unneccessary?
Thank you.
"NewYorker"
> Could somebody who has experience fill me in anything that I am missing or
> has extra items?
> 1) Print the Affidavit form from IRS site.
> 2)
Here's my continuation:
2) Photocopy Last year IRS tax return.
3) Current Bank Statement
4) Go to a bank for Notary.
Am I missing anything or anything extra and unneccessary?
Thank you.
"NewYorker"
> Could somebody who has experience fill me in anything that I am missing or
> has extra items?
> 1) Print the Affidavit form from IRS site.
> 2)
Dec 4th 2002, 11:01 pm
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Re: Affidivit of Support
"NewYorker" wrote in message
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> Apologize for the incomplete post. I meant to save it then post it later.
> Here's my continuation:
> 2) Photocopy Last year IRS tax return.
> 3) Current Bank Statement
> 4) Go to a bank for Notary.
> Am I missing anything or anything extra and unneccessary?
> > Could somebody who has experience fill me in anything that I am missing
or
> > has extra items?
> >
> > 1) Print the Affidavit form from IRS site.
Is this the I-134 or the I-864? And who is it for? A spouse getting
permanent resident status?
news:[email protected]...
> Apologize for the incomplete post. I meant to save it then post it later.
> Here's my continuation:
> 2) Photocopy Last year IRS tax return.
> 3) Current Bank Statement
> 4) Go to a bank for Notary.
> Am I missing anything or anything extra and unneccessary?
> > Could somebody who has experience fill me in anything that I am missing
or
> > has extra items?
> >
> > 1) Print the Affidavit form from IRS site.
Is this the I-134 or the I-864? And who is it for? A spouse getting
permanent resident status?
Dec 5th 2002, 4:50 am
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Re: Affidivit of Support
Affitivid of Support for my sis for her F1 visa. I'm a PR.
"Sylvia Ottemoeller"
> Is this the I-134 or the I-864? And who is it for? A spouse getting
> permanent resident status?
"Sylvia Ottemoeller"
> Is this the I-134 or the I-864? And who is it for? A spouse getting
> permanent resident status?
Dec 5th 2002, 7:39 pm
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Re: Affidivit of Support
"Sylvia Ottemoeller" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> "NewYorker" wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > Apologize for the incomplete post. I meant to save it then post it
later.
> > Here's my continuation:
> >
> > 2) Photocopy Last year IRS tax return.
> > 3) Current Bank Statement
> > 4) Go to a bank for Notary.
> >
> > Am I missing anything or anything extra and unneccessary?
> > > Could somebody who has experience fill me in anything that I am
missing or
> > > has extra items?
> > >
> > > 1) Print the Affidavit form from IRS site.
> Is this the I-134 or the I-864? And who is it for? A spouse getting
> permanent resident status?
So, you said this is an I-134 affidavit for an F-1 student. Just a couple
of points: the I-134 instructions ask for a letter from the bank covering
certain information. Because this is for support of an F-1 student, I
suggest you get that letter and add it to the bank statement. The bank
statement does not include, for example, the total amount deposited for the
last year.
Also, the IRS tax return requirement is for self-employed persons. Is that
the case for you? If you are employed, you need to provide a letter of
emloyment covering certain information.
news:[email protected]...
> "NewYorker" wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > Apologize for the incomplete post. I meant to save it then post it
later.
> > Here's my continuation:
> >
> > 2) Photocopy Last year IRS tax return.
> > 3) Current Bank Statement
> > 4) Go to a bank for Notary.
> >
> > Am I missing anything or anything extra and unneccessary?
> > > Could somebody who has experience fill me in anything that I am
missing or
> > > has extra items?
> > >
> > > 1) Print the Affidavit form from IRS site.
> Is this the I-134 or the I-864? And who is it for? A spouse getting
> permanent resident status?
So, you said this is an I-134 affidavit for an F-1 student. Just a couple
of points: the I-134 instructions ask for a letter from the bank covering
certain information. Because this is for support of an F-1 student, I
suggest you get that letter and add it to the bank statement. The bank
statement does not include, for example, the total amount deposited for the
last year.
Also, the IRS tax return requirement is for self-employed persons. Is that
the case for you? If you are employed, you need to provide a letter of
emloyment covering certain information.
Dec 6th 2002, 5:12 am
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Re: Affidivit of Support
Thank you, sir.
"Sylvia Ottemoeller"
> So, you said this is an I-134 affidavit for an F-1 student. Just a couple
> of points: the I-134 instructions ask for a letter from the bank covering
> certain information. Because this is for support of an F-1 student, I
> suggest you get that letter and add it to the bank statement. The bank
> statement does not include, for example, the total amount deposited for
the
> last year.
> Also, the IRS tax return requirement is for self-employed persons. Is
that
> the case for you? If you are employed, you need to provide a letter of
> emloyment covering certain information.
"Sylvia Ottemoeller"
> So, you said this is an I-134 affidavit for an F-1 student. Just a couple
> of points: the I-134 instructions ask for a letter from the bank covering
> certain information. Because this is for support of an F-1 student, I
> suggest you get that letter and add it to the bank statement. The bank
> statement does not include, for example, the total amount deposited for
the
> last year.
> Also, the IRS tax return requirement is for self-employed persons. Is
that
> the case for you? If you are employed, you need to provide a letter of
> emloyment covering certain information.
