Hi,
I was surprised to know that I don't need an affidavit of support form for my K 3 visa interview in Vancouver,BC. I noticed that I was missing the I-134 form in my packet 3 so I emailed the US consulate in Vancouver and they said I don't need that form. So I guess that means I need to wait until I do my AOS to do an affidavit form(I-864). Anyone else have the same thing happen to them?
Tony
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Double check the Vancouver related threads in the Canuck Clearing House threads and you may find some help there. (the links to the clearing house threads are the first two in my signature). Good luck! 
Tony,
Form I-134 is not a requirement for a non-immigrant visa, including the K visas. (Neither is a sponsor, for that matter, if the visa applicant has sufficient financial resources of their own.) It's use is at the discretion of the consular officer who is processing the visa application.
I'm surprised, though, that a decision has been made in your case by someone who is probably not the person processing your application and who has not seen the other financial evidence that you plan to present. When the person who is processing your case does see the evidence they may accept it as sufficient or they may decide that an I-134 is required afterall.
Let us know.
Yodrak
Hi,
I was surprised to know that I don't need an affidavit of support form for my K 3 visa interview in Vancouver,BC. I noticed that I was missing the I-134 form in my packet 3 so I emailed the US consulate in Vancouver and they said I don't need that form. So I guess that means I need to wait until I do my AOS to do an affidavit form(I-864). Anyone else have the same thing happen to them?
Tony
Form I-134 is not a requirement for a non-immigrant visa, including the K visas. (Neither is a sponsor, for that matter, if the visa applicant has sufficient financial resources of their own.) It's use is at the discretion of the consular officer who is processing the visa application.
I'm surprised, though, that a decision has been made in your case by someone who is probably not the person processing your application and who has not seen the other financial evidence that you plan to present. When the person who is processing your case does see the evidence they may accept it as sufficient or they may decide that an I-134 is required afterall.
Let us know.
Yodrak
QUOTE(toneman @ May 11 2006, 08:54 PM) 
Hi,
I was surprised to know that I don't need an affidavit of support form for my K 3 visa interview in Vancouver,BC. I noticed that I was missing the I-134 form in my packet 3 so I emailed the US consulate in Vancouver and they said I don't need that form. So I guess that means I need to wait until I do my AOS to do an affidavit form(I-864). Anyone else have the same thing happen to them?
Tony
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