I-134
Jan 15th 2003, 8:50 pm
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I-134
okay the nightmare has started
do you need to fill in seperate I-134 for children?
question 7, it asks if your employed, well my husband is on unemployment, so what does he put?
and also does he need to enclose the letter from the bank or is that optional?
any advice
dee
do you need to fill in seperate I-134 for children?
question 7, it asks if your employed, well my husband is on unemployment, so what does he put?
and also does he need to enclose the letter from the bank or is that optional?
any advice
dee
Jan 15th 2003, 11:07 pm
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Re: I-134
mrsstrickland wrote:
>
> okay the nightmare has started
> do you need to fill in seperate I-134 for children?
No
> question 7, it asks if your employed, well my husband is on
> unemployment, so what does he put?
I would put not employed on the first line and n/a for the rest.
>
> and also does he need to enclose the letter from the bank or is
> that optional?
define "enclose"
The I-134 is normally given to the consulate at the time of the
interview.
The consulate determines what supporting documents you will also need
Did they not tell you this?
>
> okay the nightmare has started
> do you need to fill in seperate I-134 for children?
No
> question 7, it asks if your employed, well my husband is on
> unemployment, so what does he put?
I would put not employed on the first line and n/a for the rest.
>
> and also does he need to enclose the letter from the bank or is
> that optional?
define "enclose"
The I-134 is normally given to the consulate at the time of the
interview.
The consulate determines what supporting documents you will also need
Did they not tell you this?
