next step hold my hand and walk me thru please

[narzel 0]

so when i do the i 134 do i just send it to my fiance and she turn it in to the consulate when interviewed or do i file with the consulate also i saw that they want things sent in duplicate does this mean duplicates of any financial records as well

[William33 110]

Submit the I-134 document to the Embassy/Consulate when the original packet is submitted. Keep copies for your records.

[narzel 0]

Submit the I-134 document to the Embassy/Consulate when the original packet is submitted. Keep copies for your records.

according to my noa2 the case is already forwarded to the consulate so i send them another packet?

Submit the I-134 document to the Embassy/Consulate when the original packet is submitted. Keep copies for your records.

according to my noa2 the case is already forwarded to the consulate so i send them another packet?

and since i have no savings do i just submit paystubs and tax transcript

[msu17 0]

No, the consulate will send the non-USC a package with more forms to fill out. Depending on the consulate, you either send the I-134 in with that or bring it with you to the interview. The instructions in the packet should say and you can check on the site for your specific country if you aren't sure.

Regarding what to submit, just fufill what it says. If I remember correctly it's like 2 of a list that they want. basically they just want to see a # that is above the 125% poverty line.

[William33 110]

No, the consulate will send the non-USC a package with more forms to fill out. Depending on the consulate, you either send the I-134 in with that or bring it with you to the interview. The instructions in the packet should say and you can check on the site for your specific country if you aren't sure.

Regarding what to submit, just fufill what it says. If I remember correctly it's like 2 of a list that they want. basically they just want to see a # that is above the 125% poverty line.

Agree! Supply the I-134 at the Embassy/Consulate stage. Given your previously stated income, your current W-2 and most recent tax filing will get it done. All the best to you both.

[pushbrk 13,613]

No, the consulate will send the non-USC a package with more forms to fill out. Depending on the consulate, you either send the I-134 in with that or bring it with you to the interview. The instructions in the packet should say and you can check on the site for your specific country if you aren't sure.

Regarding what to submit, just fufill what it says. If I remember correctly it's like 2 of a list that they want. basically they just want to see a # that is above the 125% poverty line.

Agree! Supply the I-134 at the Embassy/Consulate stage. Given your previously stated income, your current W-2 and most recent tax filing will get it done. All the best to you both.

To be clear, the petitioner provides the I-134 and supporting documents to the beneficiary who then follows the Consulate's instructions (if any) with regard to them. In the absense of further instruction, the beneficiary carries them to the interview and hands them over if and when asked.

[rheanick 42]

If your fiance/e is from the philippines, use this guide:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=129059

Also go to the Philippines forum. There is a post on preparing for interview from one of the VJ member....

If you want to know the procedure after receiving NOA2, go to the Philippines forum.. There is a lot of thread posted.

so when i do the i 134 do i just send it to my fiance and she turn it in to the consulate when interviewed or do i file with the consulate also i saw that they want things sent in duplicate does this mean duplicates of any financial records as well

[narzel 0]

If your fiance/e is from the philippines, use this guide:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=129059

Also go to the Philippines forum. There is a post on preparing for interview from one of the VJ member....

If you want to know the procedure after receiving NOA2, go to the Philippines forum.. There is a lot of thread posted.

so when i do the i 134 do i just send it to my fiance and she turn it in to the consulate when interviewed or do i file with the consulate also i saw that they want things sent in duplicate does this mean duplicates of any financial records as well

is 2007 tax transcript ok or should i go back 3 yrs

[jamesNrei 0]

we submitted 2005, 2006, 2007 tax transcripts. together with other necessary documents(W2, letter of employment, etc.)

[Jose Rizal 1]

@Narzel

As per recent NVC requirements, only the 2007 is required and no longer the past three years' return as previously required. But do bring previous years' tax return (like what JamesNrei did) so as to really prove your fiancee's financial capacity.

Edited October 31, 2008 by Jose Rizal