I-134 Submission?

[rslifka 0]

My fiancee (Canadian) received her packet from the Vancouver embassy. Inside the list of forms she is to obtain, it says...

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EVIDENCE OF SUPPORT: Evidence that which will show that you and your children, if any, are not likely to become public charges in the United States. The enclosed information sheet, Optional Form 167, lists evidence which may be presented to meet this requirement of law. An affidavit of support (Form I-134) must be submitted.

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Question: I've prepared this form and supplemental information (bank statements, etc.). Do I just bundle it up and have my fiancee bring it to the interview? (Sept. 11). That would be in line with what this whole document checklist appears to be about. I just want to make sure though.

Thanks in advance!

Rob

p.s. I've searched the forums for "134" and "I-134" and there are no hits. Strange...

Edited August 21, 2006 by rslifka

[JenT 0]

Yes, she will need to bring the I-134 and all of the supporting documentation to the Embassy with her.

Jen

[caagirl 0]

Go to www.***removed*** and I think somewhere I have seen helped with the I-134 Form but if memory serves me correctly it was in the Consulate embassy site on here... Good Luck in everything... Did you do everything they said to do? Make sure you make copies of everything very important... GooD luck....

Sincerly a fiancee in waiting,

CHristina