I-134 Question

[KeithandTan 2]

Hi everyone,

I have been living in Thailand with my fiancee for three years. In compiling my I-134 paperwork, I've included my tax information which is based on my job in Thailand (and definitely over the poverty line by more than 125%). I'm also including a letter from my employer stating that I'm employed through the end of April, 2011. However, I recently interviewed for a job in the US and they have made me an offer for the beginning of 2011. IF the K-1 visa process goes successfully, I fully intend to accept this job and begin working in January (quitting my job in Thailand). I have a letter from them offering me the job, including the salary and benefits information. I would like to include this with the I-134 as its proof that I will be able to financially support my fiancee in the US in the future. My question for you guys is, should I attach a cover letter explaining this situation to the embassy? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you for your time.

Keith

PS: What exactly is meant by personal property on the I-134 form. I have lots of stuff back in the US that is my property and worth money. Is that what I include? Estimated prices of my personal possessions or am I way off on that?

[Boiler 43,619]

Check into the specifics for your consulate, but it sounds like you need a co sponsor.

[KeithandTan 2]

I do have a co-sponsor who has filled all the paperwork out and supplied me with tax records, however I was informed on this site that the Thailand embassy doesn't accept co-sponsorship, so I was not going to mail that paperwork in. Maybe I should.