Help....pleeeease

[Fede&Kendra 5]

Hello my beautiful VJ fam!

I really need some help from keeping my hair from going gray...haha. So my stress worry is that haunting question 11 on the I-134 form.... I have read so many answers to the question I don't know what the right or accepted one is anymore, do I just need to follow the example given on this forum or do I select "intend" and state that I intend to provide whatever is necessary to ensure the beneficiary does not become a burden to the public". Or do I selected intend and then write (n/a ki visa for permanent resident) these are all things I have read and I have read it all depends on the embassy they all accept different answers and that this question does not apply to the K-1... And whatever I put does my co-sponsor have to put the same thing? Anyone from Colombia recently have their K-1 interview with an answer to this? Thank you very very much for any help! I really appreciate it all!!

[JamieandJamie 3]

I was actually not sure what to put there either...so hopefully someone on here knows

[K&E2009 71]

Follow the guide.

Do NOT check either box.

Write: N/A (K-1 Visa process for permanent residence)

http://www.visajourney.com/examples/Form-I-134.pdf

[extrarius 1]

Yeah we followed the guide ourselves (I cannot seem to find my digital copy but I do distinctly remember). Didn't pose any issues with the Consulate.

[baron555 934]

Hello my beautiful VJ fam!

I really need some help from keeping my hair from going gray...haha. So my stress worry is that haunting question 11 on the I-134 form.... I have read so many answers to the question I don't know what the right or accepted one is anymore, do I just need to follow the example given on this forum or do I select "intend" and state that I intend to provide whatever is necessary to ensure the beneficiary does not become a burden to the public". Or do I selected intend and then write (n/a ki visa for permanent resident) these are all things I have read and I have read it all depends on the embassy they all accept different answers and that this question does not apply to the K-1... And whatever I put does my co-sponsor have to put the same thing? Anyone from Colombia recently have their K-1 interview with an answer to this? Thank you very very much for any help! I really appreciate it all!!

Follow the Example Form.

[OZ62 17]

Hello my beautiful VJ fam!

I really need some help from keeping my hair from going gray...haha. So my stress worry is that haunting question 11 on the I-134 form.... I have read so many answers to the question I don't know what the right or accepted one is anymore, do I just need to follow the example given on this forum or do I select "intend" and state that I intend to provide whatever is necessary to ensure the beneficiary does not become a burden to the public". Or do I selected intend and then write (n/a ki visa for permanent resident) these are all things I have read and I have read it all depends on the embassy they all accept different answers and that this question does not apply to the K-1... And whatever I put does my co-sponsor have to put the same thing? Anyone from Colombia recently have their K-1 interview with an answer to this? Thank you very very much for any help! I really appreciate it all!!

After reading so much, I decided to put on the I-134 for item 11: K1 visa process for permanent residence. All expenses, including but not limited to, visa expenses, airline tickets, domestic travel, lodging, boarding, food, and medical.

The sample I-134 says: N/A ( K1 visa process for permanent residence ) - Do not check any boxes

Okay, what's the right approach????

Besides.... Today is 4 weeks since my NOA1.... getting more anxious each day... also, getting a bit annoyed since others have recently received their NOA2's before 115 days...

Edited February 28, 2012 by OZ62

[Hank_ 9,174]

Follow the guide.

Do NOT check either box.

Write: N/A (K-1 Visa process for permanent residence)

http://www.visajourn.../Form-I-134.pdf

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[OZ62 17]

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La CHIVA

[Fede&Kendra 5]

Follow the guide.

Do NOT check either box.

Write: N/A (K-1 Visa process for permanent residence)

http://www.visajourney.com/examples/Form-I-134.pdf

Thank you for the reply, does the co sponsor write the same answer? And maybe you can help me, or someone else can help me another question, number 7 if the co sponsor makes more than enough does she need to fill out all the other things in 7, or just the amount made or year and the real estate value. Thanks for any Help!!

[KayDeeCee 4,893]

Thank you for the reply, does the co sponsor write the same answer? And maybe you can help me, or someone else can help me another question, number 7 if the co sponsor makes more than enough does she need to fill out all the other things in 7, or just the amount made or year and the real estate value. Thanks for any Help!!

Yes, co-sponsor does the same for 11, like it is on the example form here. If the income is more than enough by itself, then you do not need to list ANY assets there, including the real estate. Leave it all blank. The income is all that matters, and having enough income means no reason to need to fall back on assets to make up for falling short of the income requirement. Any assets listed need proof provided with them, such as ownership, appraisal value, mortgage/lien info to know how much you still owe on it, etc. Since your co-sponsor has enough income, why bother with all of that?

[Fede&Kendra 5]

Yes, co-sponsor does the same for 11, like it is on the example form here. If the income is more than enough by itself, then you do not need to list ANY assets there, including the real estate. Leave it all blank. The income is all that matters, and having enough income means no reason to need to fall back on assets to make up for falling short of the income requirement. Any assets listed need proof provided with them, such as ownership, appraisal value, mortgage/lien info to know how much you still owe on it, etc. Since your co-sponsor has enough income, why bother with all of that?

Oh your Wonderful! Thank you so much for your help, so then i don't need to fill out those lines either, i mean the only thing i have is a savings account. Again thank you for your Help!

[KayDeeCee 4,893]

Oh your Wonderful! Thank you so much for your help, so then i don't need to fill out those lines either, i mean the only thing i have is a savings account. Again thank you for your Help!

You are welcome! Nope, no one has to list assets, unless they want/need to.

[Peter_Pan 661]

Question 10.

Does the co-sponser have to check "no" since (s)he is not the one applying in the beneficiary's behalf?

[KayDeeCee 4,893]

Question 10.

Does the co-sponser have to check "no" since (s)he is not the one applying in the beneficiary's behalf?

I do not see boxes to check for #10. They would write None in the first box, like would be in #9 on the example form.

[Scafidi454 22]

I put "I intend to support my fiance, Anastasia Zagoskina, by providing a home for her, and anything else she may need as my wife."

Someone please advise if this is incorrect?

If I have to change this to "N/A ( K1 visa process for permanent residence )", then I'll have to fill out and send a new original copy.

Edited March 4, 2012 by Scafidi454