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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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I received my NOA2 today and am trying to begin the document gathering as outlined i=on this site. I told the bank manager I needed info about my accounts and she stated the bank doesn't normally do that. She said I would need to give her proof or info about the legitimacy of this, which I can't blame her for. I was wondering what could I give her? Would a copy of the aff. of support form be enough? Do I use print the guides from vj as proof? I do not think this will be a big deal in the long run, but do you guys have any advice? Thanks for all the help.

Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Morocco
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sorry but anytime you request information on your owned bank accounts, you are entitled to them

you should have gotten several papers when you opened the account, use them, when i added Adil i even received a paper saying he was added to the account

think of all the times you need bank statements/ immigration is not the only time / requesting a mortgage is another'

not sure who told you they can't give this directly to you / you are the owner of this account

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Mexico
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If your income meets the requirements, you do not need a letter from the bank or bank statements. You do not need to list or show assets. Provide your most recent tax return, letter from employer and/or recent pay stubs.

Link to K-1 instructions for Ciudad Juarez, Mexico > https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/K1/CDJ_Ciudad-Juarez-2-22-2021.pdf

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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My fiancee just completed her interview at USEM. She had the original I-134, copy of my 2014 1040 tax form and copy of my W2, At the interview they reviewed those documents and returned them to her. If your income meets the limits you do not need to show or prove assets.

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I didn't provide any bank statements. In the petition, I included the 2012 and 2013 tax transcripts, the job offer letter from the job I had recently started and the first three months of pay stubs from that job.

During the interview, my fiance took the form, with my transcript for 2014, my Form W-2's and pay stubs for 2015, and the same job offer letter. In our case, they kept the financial documents. I don't think Manila is too strict in needing bank statements. If you were self-employed, I would say it's a good idea to be over prepared, but if you are only a wage earner, NAH! You should be good with just the basics!



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Hi there, my fiance has tax returns for 2014, however back in 2014 he didnt meet the poverty guideline. Although he meets the poverty now, we still wants to be safe. So he went to the bank with the i134 instructions form, explained to the bank officer that we need the bank letter. We had hard time getting it initially as they were delaying and it took us 3 weeks to get it. I think the reason is because the bank needs to attention the letter to uscis or embassy. My fiance went four trips down to the bank to bug them for it. You might want to try different branches. Btw its bank of America for him.

Removal of Conditions I-751

29 December 2017 - ROC Filing Opening Date (Expiry 29 Mar 2018)

29 December 2017 - I-751 Priority Mail shipped to VSC

2 January 2018 - Package delivered

8 January 2018 - Check cashed in

11 January 2018 - NOA received (DATE of NOA: 3 JAN 2018)

22 January 2018 - Biometrics Appointment letter received

30 January 2018 - Biometrics Appointment

11 August 2018 - 18 Months extension received (Exp on Sept 2019)

8 April 2019 - I751 Approved

12 April 2019 - NOA and greencard received

 

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I wanted to add this too:

9 FAM 41.81 PN2 EVIDENCE OF SUPPORT UNCLASSIFIED (U) U.S. Department of State Foreign Affairs Manual Volume 9 Visas 9 FAM 41.81 Procedural Notes Page 2 of 6 UNCLASSIFIED (U) (CT:VISA-1823; 03-15-2012) A K visa applicant and any accompanying children must meet the public charge requirement of INA 212(a)(4) (8 U.S.C. 1182) like any other visa applicant. Evidence of support is usually requested by the consular officer. There is, however, no absolute requirement that an affidavit of support or other public charge documentation be presented. It is only necessary that the consular officer be able to conclude that the alien is not likely to become a public charge. It would not be unusual, therefore, for a healthy alien of working age, applying alone, to be able to establish eligibility during the visa interview without the need for substantiating documentation.

(http://www.state.gov/documents/organization/87393.pdf)



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