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Hi all,

I just finished interview materials for my girl. I sent all documents via Global Priority Mail from the post office. Here are what I sent.

Two copies of DS-156

DS-156k

DS-157

FS-257a

I-134 (notorized at local bank)

Last year's 1040

Last week Pay stub

this month saving account statement

my citizenship paper copy

new letter of intent

employment letter from my company

copy of NOA1, NOA2, and NVC letter

I think that should be all for her. Of course she will get medical and police certificates locally. What else can you guys think of that I need to send to her?

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Woooo, we've been debating about I-134 on the Latin America forum. Apparently, they'll ask for W2 - if applicable. See: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=31660 - some people have listed what supporting documents they've been asked for.

Also, make sure she doesn't sign any of the forms you've filled out for her. She'll have to do it at the interview when the officer asks her to.

I only offer advice - not even legal. Just the plain and simple kind.

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That's what we've been debating - please check the thread I've linked you to. I am well aware of their instructions - have read them a thousand times, believe me. I guess what they meant is that W2s are not acceptable if you don't submit 1040.

Also, those instructions were a bit different for me. I've had the opportunity to read both the page you've attached and the one I've got. So... we don't have a definite answer. In any case, I think it's advisable to have the W2. You can even scan it and send your fiance through e-mail if you've already mailed out everything else, as copies are acceptable.

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I only offer advice - not even legal. Just the plain and simple kind.

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