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Is it ok to mark out account numbers on your financial support documentation,

Checking, savings and 401k.

Thanks

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01-13-06- sent I-129f to Neb

01-23-06- Receive NOA1

03-31-06- I-129f sent to El Paso TX

04-03-06- touched

06-14-06- letter from El Paso, I-129f sent there by mistake!!!!

06-28-06- contacted congressman, I-129f is in CSC

07-04-06- Received in California, finally 3 months wasted!

08-10-06- sent in RFE

08-18-06- RFE lost in mail

09-20-06- resent RFE

09-08-06- received my RFE

09-14-06- touched

09-14-06- APPROVED!!!!!!!!!!

11-05-07- Interview

11-05-07- VISA received

11-05-07- US entry El Paso, Tx.

12-18-07- Married

AOS

02-02-08- Filed

02-14-08- NOA1

03-08-08- Biometrics

04-16-08- EAD ordered

05-14-08- EAD re-ordered

05-23-08- EAD recieved in mail

09-13-08- Recieved 2nd biometrics appointment

10-02-08- 2nd Biometrics- wrong A#

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Is it ok to mark out account numbers on your financial support documentation,

Checking, savings and 401k.

Thanks

For checkings and savings, you can just have the bank draft a letter saying when the accounts were opened and the average daily balance, and amounts going in and out of the account. That way no account numbers to worry about. Since the 401K info is supplemental info only, I would think marking out the account number is OK.

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