Hello, I have a very important questions. My spouse has an interview set for end of March for K-3 Interview. The US consulate overseas is asking me to fill out I-134 and send it to my spouse. It asks about Bank account. I make 70K+ a year, so my question is, DO I NEED TO PROVIDE BANK ACCOUNT SAVINGS INFORMATION?, or can I just leave that in blank. I would hate to send my bank account information and statements. I have a employment letter that says the amount I make monthly from the company I work for.

Also, for #11, it asks about "Intent/do not intent, to make to make specific contributions to the support of the persons named in item #3." What do I put in here?
Do I need to specify what my intentions are? Give room, place to live, medical needs, food, financial support, etc.. Do I need to provide $$$ amount in here?

There are information such as my spouse home address which it does not fit in the I-134 form. Can I attach a CONTINUATION SHEET with it? Do I need to also have the Notary public notarize the continuation sheet?


One more question, in question #2. That I am ______ years of age and have resided in the United States since (date)_______?????_________
For the DATE field. When I entered the US I entered illegally, but then I got my green card like 2 years after and now I'm a US citizen. What date do I put in there? The ilegal date or the date for the green card? I don't remember the date on my green card since it was taken away from me when I got my US citizenship.

Your responses will be greatly appreciated.

Sergio

Hand write your spouses address in instead of typing it. Just write real small and attach a sheet a paper with the address. I did that for my 130 and didn't have any problem, as the addresses in China are about 2 miles long.


In the link below is a sample pdf of the I134, which is what I was refered to when I had questions. I found it helpful and it'll answer all or most of your questions. Look for the link to the pdf on the first page.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...ic=305&st=0

Hope that helps. I'm not sure about your illegal entry question, but I suspect they only want to know your current status (LPR or USC).

Hi, my answers to your questions are in CAPS...


Hello, I have a very important questions. My spouse has an interview set for end of March for K-3 Interview. The US consulate overseas is asking me to fill out I-134 and send it to my spouse. It asks about Bank account. I make 70K+ a year, so my question is, DO I NEED TO PROVIDE BANK ACCOUNT SAVINGS INFORMATION?, or can I just leave that in blank. I would hate to send my bank account information and statements. I have a employment letter that says the amount I make monthly from the company I work for.

DO NOT LEAVE ANY SPACES BLANK. PUT THE INFORMATION REQUESTED IN THE SPACE PROVIDED. IF IT DOES NOT APPLY PUT N/A OR NONE. YOU WILL NEED TO TAKE YOU BANK STATEMENTS WITH YOU TO THE INTERVIEW TO PROVE WHAT YOU PUT ON THE FORM.

MAKE SURE YOUR EMPLOYMENT LETTER IS NOTARIZED.



Also, for #11, it asks about "Intent/do not intent, to make to make specific contributions to the support of the persons named in item #3." What do I put in here?
Do I need to specify what my intentions are? Give room, place to live, medical needs, food, financial support, etc.. Do I need to provide $$$ amount in here?

PUT: "I INTEND TO PROVIDE ALL SUPPORT FOR THE DURATION OF THE MARRIAGE"


There are information such as my spouse home address which it does not fit in the I-134 form. Can I attach a CONTINUATION SHEET with it? Do I need to also have the Notary public notarize the continuation sheet?

NOTIARIZE ONLY FORMS WITH SIGNATURES. YES USE A CONTINUATION SHEET AS CALLED FOR IN THE DIRECTIONS FOR THE I-134

One more question, in question #2. That I am ______ years of age and have resided in the United States since (date)_______?????_________
For the DATE field. When I entered the US I entered illegally, but then I got my green card like 2 years after and now I'm a US citizen. What date do I put in there? The ilegal date or the date for the green card? I don't remember the date on my green card since it was taken away from me when I got my US citizenship.


TELL THE TRUTH. PUT EXACTLY WHAT DATES YOU CAME TO THE US AS ASKED FOR.

HOPE THIS HELPS A LITTLE

Rob and Melinda

It is always good to provide as much information as possible to prove you can support your spouse. They may not check it, but you never know - if that interviewer is in a bad mood then you will be happy you sent everything over!

As for #11, I put as the sample form said - N/A K3 Application for Permanent Residence for Spouse. They accepted it.