Submitting Evidence

[lasiren7174 4]

When submitting evidence with account numbers (phone, tax, bank, etc...) should I white out my account numbers. I figured absolutely with my bank account but wasn't sure about my phone records. I don't want to draw negative attention but at the same time I want to protect myself.

What is the normal procedure?

Thanks!

[Sarah&Michel 6]

This was not a concern of mine at all, and I really don't think you need to worry that much about it. It's the US government- they already have your social security information and if you ever file your taxes and owe money (and submit a check) or get $ back via a direct deposit, they already have your bank information. I guess do whatever makes you feel comfortable.

That being said, I never submitted anything with personal account info. For the I-129f, you don't need to submit an affidavit of support, so you don't neeed to send in any financial documents at this time. The call logs I submitted did not have my account information on them (I only sent in records of call histories, not the bill itself.)

For the interview, you will need to submit an affidavit of support. However, again, none of my documents had my account information. I requested a tax transcript from the IRS, a letter from the bank with the amounts in each of my accounts, pay stubs and also a letter from my employer.

Anyway, I hope this helps. Good luck!

[lasiren7174 4]

thank you for your response! It all helps more than you know

[baron555 934]

When submitting evidence with account numbers (phone, tax, bank, etc...) should I white out my account numbers. I figured absolutely with my bank account but wasn't sure about my phone records. I don't want to draw negative attention but at the same time I want to protect myself.

What is the normal procedure?

Thanks!

Protect yourself from what? These guys have access to any and all information about you...even that you yourself don't know about !!