I 134 Question 7 Personal Property

[ms_jinga_lala 0]

I am trying to fill out information on the form and I am not certain if I should list my vehicle in section 7 as personal property. I do not own it, there is a lean on it. Should I include it? If I include it will I also need statements from the lienholder about it's value and how much I owe, etc?

Thank you!

[payxibka 10,048]

if your income is sufficient I would not even bother with assets... I sure did not.

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

I am trying to fill out information on the form and I am not certain if I should list my vehicle in section 7 as personal property. I do not own it, there is a lean on it. Should I include it? If I include it will I also need statements from the lienholder about it's value and how much I owe, etc?

Thank you!

If your income is sufficient leave the asset information blank, I did. A car with a lien on it is of little to no value for assets. They will take the wholesale value, minus the lien and if anything is left they divide by 3 to get the asset value. If it is your only car they will not count it anyway. You have to list assets which can be sold within one year without negative effect to the family, presumably you would have to replace your only car with another. Really, assets is such a can of worms, you really do not want to go there if avoidable.

[Brian&Naty 0]

I am trying to fill out information on the form and I am not certain if I should list my vehicle in section 7 as personal property. I do not own it, there is a lean on it. Should I include it? If I include it will I also need statements from the lienholder about it's value and how much I owe, etc?

Thank you!

Nope. As long as you meet the income guidelines and have tax returns etc, leave the other stuff out. You will be fine. Good Luck

[OKIE2 0]

I am trying to fill out information on the form and I am not certain if I should list my vehicle in section 7 as personal property. I do not own it, there is a lean on it. Should I include it? If I include it will I also need statements from the lienholder about it's value and how much I owe, etc?

Thank you!

Nope. As long as you meet the income guidelines and have tax returns etc, leave the other stuff out. You will be fine. Good Luck

The personal assets is not acceptable to the embassy your house or anything you own.

they will only accept stocks & bonds as assets. And only 5 times as much value as what you are short on income.

I know just had interview July 30th got a white slip because of this same thing

[ms_jinga_lala 0]

The personal assets is not acceptable to the embassy your house or anything you own.

they will only accept stocks & bonds as assets. And only 5 times as much value as what you are short on income.

I know just had interview July 30th got a white slip because of this same thing

thank you all so much! This kind of scares me though. I do own a house that I don't live in. I owe $30,000 less than it's worth and I am only short on my income for the year by $262 so I know that will cover it, but not if it doesn't matter.

[OKIE2 0]

The personal assets is not acceptable to the embassy your house or anything you own.

they will only accept stocks & bonds as assets. And only 5 times as much value as what you are short on income.

I know just had interview July 30th got a white slip because of this same thing

thank you all so much! This kind of scares me though. I do own a house that I don't live in. I owe $30,000 less than it's worth and I am only short on my income for the year by $262 so I know that will cover it, but not if it doesn't matter.

correction we got a blue slip not a white one