I-134/Affidavit of Support Question

[classicrock68 0]

Dear VJers:

I was looking at the I-134/Affidavit of Support form and there is a question of any prior affidavit of support forms submitted in the past.

I had filled out an I-134 form for my younger brother two years ago, a student at the time in Scotland and mailed it to him along with supporting documentation as he applied for his visitor visa in London. He came here on a visitor visa and then left to go back in less than 2 months even though his visa was good for a 6 month stay.

Here's my question ..Do I need to include this information on the form as I fill this out for my fiancee now. Not sure if it is relevant. Does it matter if I leave that blank/say none. Is there a record of all the I-134 forms you have submitted in the past.

Thanks

[aidankari 0]

I am Irish and we received our NOA2 on the 21st of November. My Fiancee is putting together everything for the I-134. On the form the instructions state that the affidavit maybe affirmed before and officer of the USCIS or before a notary public or other officers authorized to administer oaths. We want things done as quickly as possible. Whats the best route to get the form Notarized in the US?

Appreciate any help!

[william_wallace 8]

I am Irish and we received our NOA2 on the 21st of November. My Fiancee is putting together everything for the I-134. On the form the instructions state that the affidavit maybe affirmed before and officer of the USCIS or before a notary public or other officers authorized to administer oaths. We want things done as quickly as possible. Whats the best route to get the form Notarized in the US?

Appreciate any help!

My fiance got hers done by her local senator, no problem at all.

[Otto 83]

Dear VJers:

I was looking at the I-134/Affidavit of Support form and there is a question of any prior affidavit of support forms submitted in the past.

I had filled out an I-134 form for my younger brother two years ago, a student at the time in Scotland and mailed it to him along with supporting documentation as he applied for his visitor visa in London. He came here on a visitor visa and then left to go back in less than 2 months even though his visa was good for a 6 month stay.

Here's my question ..Do I need to include this information on the form as I fill this out for my fiancee now. Not sure if it is relevant. Does it matter if I leave that blank/say none. Is there a record of all the I-134 forms you have submitted in the past.

Thanks

I highly recommend answering all questions with honest answers. Answering "None" when you clearly have is deception and not a way to start a process.

Edited December 2, 2008 by Karin und Otto

[Otto 83]

I am Irish and we received our NOA2 on the 21st of November. My Fiancee is putting together everything for the I-134. On the form the instructions state that the affidavit maybe affirmed before and officer of the USCIS or before a notary public or other officers authorized to administer oaths. We want things done as quickly as possible. Whats the best route to get the form Notarized in the US?

Appreciate any help!

Your bank will do it (for free usually) - or any bank - or look in the phone book under Notary Public.

[aidankari 0]

I am Irish and we received our NOA2 on the 21st of November. My Fiancee is putting together everything for the I-134. On the form the instructions state that the affidavit maybe affirmed before and officer of the USCIS or before a notary public or other officers authorized to administer oaths. We want things done as quickly as possible. Whats the best route to get the form Notarized in the US?

Appreciate any help!

Your bank will do it (for free usually) - or any bank - or look in the phone book under Notary Public.

Thanks for all the help!