Hey everybody,
I'm just trying to get a headstart and work on my I-134. Few questions I had from looking at the form:
1- Question #2 where it says "... and resided in US since (date)..." I was born in the US, lived abroad for 3 years, then moved back in 1989. Should I list my birth date or since I've lived in US continuously?
2- Question #7: "I have on deposit in savings banks in US..." Do I put how much $ I have in my bank (it's actually a checking account, not a saving account- does it matter?)?
3- Also question #7: "I have other personal property, the reasonable value of which is..." Can I list the value of my new car, which is paid for in full?
Thanks for all your help, I appreciate it.
hanna321
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Hey hanna321,
1- Question #2 where it says "... and resided in US since (date)..." I was born in the US, lived abroad for 3 years, then moved back in 1989. Should I list my birth date or since I've lived in US continuously?
Just list your birthdate.
2- Question #7: "I have on deposit in savings banks in US..." Do I put how much $ I have in my bank (it's actually a checking account, not a saving account- does it matter?)?
If you're earning above the poverty guidelines, and have sufficient evidence to back that up, you do not need to answer that question.
3- Also question #7: "I have other personal property, the reasonable value of which is..." Can I list the value of my new car, which is paid for in full?
As above.
Hope that helps!
QUOTE(rambaldi @ Oct 30 2007, 08:29 PM) 
Hey hanna321,
1- Question #2 where it says "... and resided in US since (date)..." I was born in the US, lived abroad for 3 years, then moved back in 1989. Should I list my birth date or since I've lived in US continuously?
Just list your birthdate.
2- Question #7: "I have on deposit in savings banks in US..." Do I put how much $ I have in my bank (it's actually a checking account, not a saving account- does it matter?)?
If you're earning above the poverty guidelines, and have sufficient evidence to back that up, you do not need to answer that question.
3- Also question #7: "I have other personal property, the reasonable value of which is..." Can I list the value of my new car, which is paid for in full?
As above.
Hope that helps!
1- Question #2 where it says "... and resided in US since (date)..." I was born in the US, lived abroad for 3 years, then moved back in 1989. Should I list my birth date or since I've lived in US continuously?
Just list your birthdate.
2- Question #7: "I have on deposit in savings banks in US..." Do I put how much $ I have in my bank (it's actually a checking account, not a saving account- does it matter?)?
If you're earning above the poverty guidelines, and have sufficient evidence to back that up, you do not need to answer that question.
3- Also question #7: "I have other personal property, the reasonable value of which is..." Can I list the value of my new car, which is paid for in full?
As above.
Hope that helps!
Hey rambaldi,
thanks for your help, much appreciated.
-hanna321
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