I-134 or I-864?

[cjgator 2]

I am wondering what they look for (Waraw, Poland). I sent an I-864 with my I-129Ffor the K3 package, but that was 9 months ago, I have new tax info. Should I file both forms?

CJ-G

[iahmjpinoy 6]

I am wondering what they look for (Waraw, Poland). I sent an I-864 with my I-129Ffor the K3 package, but that was 9 months ago, I have new tax info. Should I file both forms?

CJ-G

From my understanding, I-134 are for K-1/K-3 and I-864 are for IR/CR-1 route. If you have new tax info and the interview will be after you file this years tax return, then you would send your latest tax return, I would send the forms as close to the interview as possible so they have no doubt that you are still working and able to support your SO.

Congrats and good luck!!

Ingats!!

[pushbrk 12,107]

I am wondering what they look for (Waraw, Poland). I sent an I-864 with my I-129Ffor the K3 package, but that was 9 months ago, I have new tax info. Should I file both forms?

CJ-G

They would have just discarded any financial forms you sent with the petition, since they are not needed until later. K3 uses the I-134. Provide it and supporting documentation as close to the interview as possible. Get them to your spouse to provide to the Consulate directly. You don't "file" financials for a K3 visa. You provide them to your spouse.

[TBoneTX 43,058]

They would have just discarded any financial forms you sent with the petition, since they are not needed until later.

Most people do wait to compile the I-134 forms and information. In my instance, I included the I-134 in the I-129F filing (for a K-1) to USCIS, and the I-134 remained with the file when the consulate received it. (One of the only "good" things about my otherwise-rogue, ####### consulate was that it had no problem accepting the I-134 that I had attached to the original I-129F petition.) Because some of that financial information had become rather old, I prepared a "refresher" addendum (and a couple of attachments) to indicate what happened to various CDs that had matured, my bank account levels, etc. Although my technique was out of the ordinary, the end result fit(s) with pushbrk's advice here to "provide it and supporting documentation as close to the interview as possible."

[pushbrk 12,107]

They would have just discarded any financial forms you sent with the petition, since they are not needed until later.

Most people do wait to compile the I-134 forms and information. In my instance, I included the I-134 in the I-129F filing (for a K-1) to USCIS, and the I-134 remained with the file when the consulate received it. (One of the only "good" things about my otherwise-rogue, ####### consulate was that it had no problem accepting the I-134 that I had attached to the original I-129F petition.) Because some of that financial information had become rather old, I prepared a "refresher" addendum (and a couple of attachments) to indicate what happened to various CDs that had matured, my bank account levels, etc. Although my technique was out of the ordinary, the end result fit(s) with pushbrk's advice here to "provide it and supporting documentation as close to the interview as possible."

Your case is unusual but the OP submitted an I-864, which cannot be used for a K3 visa.