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I have been searching vj for my exact question regarding question 8 on the I-134 form.

The following persons are dependent upon me for support......Wholly or partially.......

After searching and reading I have found that some vj members have said that we put those that we claimed on our

tax return. Now this is my question:

I have 3 children that live with me. I receive child support for all three however, I only claim two ( the oldest and youngest) on my tax return and the ex claims the middle child. So, what do I put in question 8 for who is wholly dependent upon me, if the explanation has been to put whoever I claim on my taxes?

Thanks and a big shout out to VJ members, because I have found this site to be so helpful in this journey and without

this site and the members who are so willing to answer our questions I would surely be lost. :yes:

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List all your minor children no matter where they live or who claims them on there taxes, and also list anyone else you claimed on your taxes since they are also a dependant, this is how i did it.Ithink theres also a box for partially dependent too.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Canada
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List all your minor children no matter where they live or who claims them on there taxes, and also list anyone else you claimed on your taxes since they are also a dependant, this is how i did it.Ithink theres also a box for partially dependent too.

Thanks :)

4-7-2012 Married

4-18-2012 Mailed AOS

4-20-2012 NOA1

5-23-2012 Biometrics appt

6-26-2012 EAD received in mail ( no text or email )

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