I-134 Affidavit of Support - How do I prove my assets?

[Bonobo 0]

I have filed a K1 visa, and now I need to fill out my I-134. My 2008 tax return income level is not 125% of the poverty level, so I will need to prove that I have assets worth 5 times the difference. I do have this amount of money, but I have it invested in stocks. I also have an annuity (I think that is what it is called) where I receive a sum of money every month from a lawsuit from when I was injured as a child.

So, my question is: What documentation do I need to prove these assets? I can just send along the most current, formal looking paperwork I have, but should it be signed or notarized or anything? Can I just print out my latest stock value report?

The woman in the US Visa Center said I needed to contact Bangkok's US Embassy, as every country has different requirements, and the Bangkok US Embassy secretary gave me an email address to contact which, not surprisingly, has never responded to my inquiries.

Thank you for your help.

[YuAndDan 153]

Moving to Consulate/embassy forum, I-134 is needed at the time of interview, not when filing an I-129F.

Actually assets only need to be 3 times, not 5 times the difference.

Attach statements showing value of assets.