I-134 Question!!!!!
Mar 4th 2003, 12:01 pm
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I-134 Question!!!!!
Does my Fiance(e) in the US need to definately fill out this form & have it
notarised & sent to me for myself to take to my interveiw in london?
Is it mandatory?
notarised & sent to me for myself to take to my interveiw in london?
Is it mandatory?
Mar 4th 2003, 12:11 pm
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Re: I-134 Question!!!!!
Karl75amc wrote:
>
> Does my Fiance(e) in the US need to definately fill out this form & have it
> notarised & sent to me for myself to take to my interveiw in london?
> Is it mandatory?
Yes, for London, it is.
>
> Does my Fiance(e) in the US need to definately fill out this form & have it
> notarised & sent to me for myself to take to my interveiw in london?
> Is it mandatory?
Yes, for London, it is.
Mar 4th 2003, 12:15 pm
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Re: I-134 Question!!!!!
"Karl75amc" wrote in message
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> Does my Fiance(e) in the US need to definately fill out this form & have
it
> notarised & sent to me for myself to take to my interveiw in london?
> Is it mandatory?
Because of the way Fiance(e) Visa works, they needs to make sure that you
don't become "Public Charge" to the US soil and hence need this I-134 form.
Yes, it should be notarized as well.
XXX
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> Does my Fiance(e) in the US need to definately fill out this form & have
it
> notarised & sent to me for myself to take to my interveiw in london?
> Is it mandatory?
Because of the way Fiance(e) Visa works, they needs to make sure that you
don't become "Public Charge" to the US soil and hence need this I-134 form.
Yes, it should be notarized as well.
XXX
Mar 4th 2003, 2:44 pm
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Karl,
They need more than just the form. Some consulates require tax returns, bank letters, employer letter & proof of assets if the USC doesn't meet the 125% over poverty level.
You might want to ask some of the others what London requires. I'm not of any help to you on that point.
They need more than just the form. Some consulates require tax returns, bank letters, employer letter & proof of assets if the USC doesn't meet the 125% over poverty level.
You might want to ask some of the others what London requires. I'm not of any help to you on that point.
Mar 4th 2003, 2:49 pm
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I-134, what supporting evidence?
I thought I'd add this on to this thread...
We're going through London, first of all.
I am aware we need a letter from my bank, a statement from my employer, and a notrized copy of my last tax return.
It's all really confusing to me because I've seen a lot of people in the forum talking about tax transcripts and the last 3 years of tax returns.
So, what is it that I need?
I'd really appreciate any clarifications.
Thanks in advance,
Dailyn
We're going through London, first of all.
I am aware we need a letter from my bank, a statement from my employer, and a notrized copy of my last tax return.
It's all really confusing to me because I've seen a lot of people in the forum talking about tax transcripts and the last 3 years of tax returns.
So, what is it that I need?
I'd really appreciate any clarifications.
Thanks in advance,
Dailyn
Last edited by dailyn; Mar 4th 2003 at 2:52 pm.
Mar 4th 2003, 9:06 pm
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Re: I-134 Question!!!!!
We just needed a notarized return for the interview in London.
I believe the 3 years of transcripts are for the AOS application.
Dana
"dailyn" wrote in message
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> I thought I'd add this on to this thread...
> We're going through London, first of all.
> I am aware we need a letter from my bank, a statement from my employer,
> and a notrized copy of my last tax return.
> It's all really confusing to me because I've seen a lot of people in the
> forum talking about tax transcripts and the last 3 years of tax returns.
> So, what is it that I need?
> I'd really appreciate any clarifications.
> Thanks in advance,
> Dailyn
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I believe the 3 years of transcripts are for the AOS application.
Dana
"dailyn" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I thought I'd add this on to this thread...
> We're going through London, first of all.
> I am aware we need a letter from my bank, a statement from my employer,
> and a notrized copy of my last tax return.
> It's all really confusing to me because I've seen a lot of people in the
> forum talking about tax transcripts and the last 3 years of tax returns.
> So, what is it that I need?
> I'd really appreciate any clarifications.
> Thanks in advance,
> Dailyn
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
Mar 4th 2003, 9:34 pm
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Details of requirements for London are here :
http://www.usembassy.org.uk/cons_web...faffidavit.htm
Hmmm, doesn't say 3 years of tax returns there, but, nevertheless, its easy to get tax transcripts of the last 3 years tax returns from the IRS and it's free
http://www.irs.gov/faqs/page/0,,id%3D15647,00.html
Better to play it safe and have it already gathered
You will need 3 years worth of tax returns when you come to file for AOS after marriage with the I-864
http://www.usembassy.org.uk/cons_web...faffidavit.htm
Hmmm, doesn't say 3 years of tax returns there, but, nevertheless, its easy to get tax transcripts of the last 3 years tax returns from the IRS and it's free
http://www.irs.gov/faqs/page/0,,id%3D15647,00.html
Better to play it safe and have it already gathered
You will need 3 years worth of tax returns when you come to file for AOS after marriage with the I-864
