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*URGENT*Discoverd problem with I-134 Missing info

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Hey all,

We just found out the night before the flight to Manila that the Deposit and Savings bank Item #7

on the I-134 was missed to be filled out. All the statements from my banks for the last three months

have been sent as well, and we have this as evidence also.

Is it ok if we write the correct number in by hand,

or will a completely new form need to be rushed to Manila ahead of the interview?

Since that form has to be signed we were really worried about this issue can anyone give us some info?

Thanks.

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Posted (edited)

You do NOT need banking information IF you income meets or exceeds the guidelines, if you are using assets in the bank to help meet the guidelines then you need the banking info. I provided NO banking informaiton, none.

Edited by Hank_

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Posted (edited)
  On 11/3/2012 at 3:17 PM, Hank_ said:

You do NOT need banking information IF you income meets or exceeds the guidelines, if you are using assets in the bank to help meet the guidelines then you need the banking info. I provided NO banking informaiton, none.

That is great. So if I just filled out the income portion on the I-134 we are still ok?

The reason I ask is because I did not put any money value on the form for that item.

The only time she is going to show that information is if it is asked for also.

So on the I-134 under that bank/deposit you left the field blank also?

(I exceed the income requirements by about $1,000).

Edited by RyRo

}Our Journey{

--October 22, 2010 * Started talking online "As friends"

--November 20,2010 * Became a couple (Started Dating)

--December 18,2011 * Met in person for first time @ Davao Int. Airport

--January 3,2012 * Returned to the US (saddest day of our lives)

--May 19,2012 * I-129F finally sent YAY!

--May 21,2012 * Packet 1 was received at Dallas Lockbox Facility

--May 23,2012 * First Notice Of Action (NOA1)

--May 24,2012 * $340.00 Check is Cashed By Department of Homeland Services

--May 29,2012 * Form I-797C NOA1 Received From USCIS California Service Center

--August 16,2012 * APPROVED I-129F!!! WOO! :) :) :)

--August 20,2012 * Second Notice Of Action Rcvd (NOA2 Hardcopy)

}*{Patience brings things worth waiting for}*{

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  On 11/3/2012 at 3:13 PM, RyRo said:

Hey all,

We just found out the night before the flight to Manila that the Deposit and Savings bank Item #7

on the I-134 was missed to be filled out. All the statements from my banks for the last three months

have been sent as well, and we have this as evidence also.

Is it ok if we write the correct number in by hand,

or will a completely new form need to be rushed to Manila ahead of the interview?

Since that form has to be signed we were really worried about this issue can anyone give us some info?

Thanks.

You do not need banking information, if you meet the income guidelines. If you still wish to include it, you can handwrite information on the form.

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As long as you put your income on the form and it exceeds the requirement and you have your tax return, W2 and such as evidence you are good to go. No I put no money value in the banking section. Nor do you need to put the value of your real estate UNLESS you are using those assets to meet the requirements.

Hank

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  On 11/3/2012 at 3:20 PM, RyRo said:

That is great. So if I just filled out the income portion on the I-134 we are still ok?

The reason I ask is because I did not put any money value on the form for that item.

The only time she is going to show that information is if it is asked for also.

So on the I-134 under that bank/deposit you left the field blank also?

(I exceed the income requirements by about $1,000).

If you above the poverty guideline, just leave the rest blank. good luck! God bless and be safe.

Posted

Thanks for all the help!

Ryan & Rochelle

}Our Journey{

--October 22, 2010 * Started talking online "As friends"

--November 20,2010 * Became a couple (Started Dating)

--December 18,2011 * Met in person for first time @ Davao Int. Airport

--January 3,2012 * Returned to the US (saddest day of our lives)

--May 19,2012 * I-129F finally sent YAY!

--May 21,2012 * Packet 1 was received at Dallas Lockbox Facility

--May 23,2012 * First Notice Of Action (NOA1)

--May 24,2012 * $340.00 Check is Cashed By Department of Homeland Services

--May 29,2012 * Form I-797C NOA1 Received From USCIS California Service Center

--August 16,2012 * APPROVED I-129F!!! WOO! :) :) :)

--August 20,2012 * Second Notice Of Action Rcvd (NOA2 Hardcopy)

}*{Patience brings things worth waiting for}*{

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Posted (edited)
  On 11/3/2012 at 3:28 PM, sweetie811 said:

If your annual income is above the poverty line, you do not need to show bank statements and just leave the rest blank on the form. good luck! God bless and be safe.

  On 11/3/2012 at 3:27 PM, Hank_ said:

As long as you put your income on the form and it exceeds the requirement and you have your tax return, W2 and such as evidence you are good to go. No I put no money value in the banking section. Nor do you need to put the value of your real estate UNLESS you are using those assets to meet the requirements.

Definitely agree!!!

Edited by sweetie811
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Posted
  On 11/3/2012 at 3:17 PM, Hank_ said:

You do NOT need banking information IF you income meets or exceeds the guidelines, if you are using assets in the bank to help meet the guidelines then you need the banking info. I provided NO banking informaiton, none.

I agree. I provided no banking info.

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