USCIS Affidavit of Support I-134

[danie82 4]

My fiancee received his packet 3, yay!!!!  I am filling out form I-124 to get to him ASAP.  Quick questions: 

 

1. Where it says dependents information, am I suppose to put my fiancee down?  Or is that just if I already am sponsoring someone/  someone is dependent on me?  
2. Also real estate information, do I put the house that mom purchased but put in my sisters and I name?  
3. Last pages for interpreters and prepares, I didn't use any.  Can I just not print that page or do I need to type N/A and print them anyway?  
4. Statement from an officer of the bank or other financial institutions with deposits, how do I go about getting this?  
5. Last question, do I just print out a copy of all this and mail it to my fiancee with everything needed?  Or do I also have to submit this form and evidence to USCIS as well?

Thanks everyone!  I am so excited to almost be done with everything so we can get married!!!

[KULtoATL 1,551]

9 minutes ago, danie82 said:

My fiancee received his packet 3, yay!!!!  I am filling out form I-124 to get to him ASAP.  Quick questions: 

 

1. Where it says dependents information, am I suppose to put my fiancee down?  Or is that just if I already am sponsoring someone/  someone is dependent on me?  Current dependents excluding your fiancee.
2. Also real estate information, do I put the house that mom purchased but put in my sisters and I name?  I believe so. However if your income alone is sufficient, you don't need to use your real estate.
3. Last pages for interpreters and prepares, I didn't use any.  Can I just not print that page or do I need to type N/A and print them anyway?  You can type N/A or None in the name columns.
4. Statement from an officer of the bank or other financial institutions with deposits, how do I go about getting this?  Ask from customer service officer or your banker at the branch you go to.
5. Last question, do I just print out a copy of all this and mail it to my fiancee with everything needed? I-134 + supporting and fresh new letter of intent.  Or do I also have to submit this form and evidence to USCIS as well? No.

Thanks everyone!  I am so excited to almost be done with everything so we can get married!!!

 

[danie82 4]

7 minutes ago, KULtoATL said:

 

Thanks so much!  Do you think a CD listed in my online banking counts in the savings and checking current balance?  Or leave that out?  

Also, what does value of personal property mean?  

[KULtoATL 1,551]

2 minutes ago, danie82 said:

Thanks so much!  Do you think a CD listed in my online banking counts in the savings and checking current balance?  Or leave that out?  

Also, what does value of personal property mean?  

What do you mean by CD? Cash deposit? When we talk about bank balance, we are referring to the total current balance (credit) of the said account without omission.

 

Value of personal property would be value of your other assets such as a car or something.

 

To create less headache for you, I need to ask you this, does your income alone meet the poverty guideline??

[danie82 4]

1 hour ago, KULtoATL said:

What do you mean by CD? Cash deposit? When we talk about bank balance, we are referring to the total current balance (credit) of the said account without omission.

 

Value of personal property would be value of your other assets such as a car or something.

 

To create less headache for you, I need to ask you this, does your income alone meet the poverty guideline??

I'm not sure...  what are the poverty guidelines?  I'm a teacher so I don't make a lot.  Roughly about 37,000 a year.

 

As for CD, yes cash deposit I think.   Lol. I'm not good with all this banking #######.  It's something my parents got for me as I was growing up.  It's not listed as a checking or savings account but is listed under my accounts online with my bank.   It's labeled CD and then has the total.  I'm guessing it wouldn't hurt to add that in?  Thanks for the help, we greatly appreciate it!

[KULtoATL 1,551]

1 minute ago, danie82 said:

I'm not sure...  what are the poverty guidelines?  I'm a teacher so I don't make a lot.  Roughly about 37,000 a year.

 

As for CD, yes cash deposit I think.   Lol. I'm not good with all this banking #######.  It's something my parents got for me as I was growing up.  It's not listed as a checking or savings account but is listed under my accounts online with my bank.   It's labeled CD and then has the total.  I'm guessing it wouldn't hurt to add that in?  Thanks for the help, we greatly appreciate it!

Here's the current poverty guideline: https://www.uscis.gov/i-864p

 

Nah, that wouldn't hurt

[geowrian 22,337]

CD is usually a Certificate of Deposit with banking. It's like a savings account but with time-based restrictions. Once matured, the CD can be withdrawn along with the interest earned. If it's withdrawn early, there's usually a penalty involved.

[Marta Proniagina 119]

can i be a bit off topic, please? @KULtoATL said a new letter of intent is needed. Is it embassy specific? Because I haven't seen one in the list of things to bring to the embassy to Moscow. Does anyone know? Thanks!

 

12 hours ago, KULtoATL said:

 

[KULtoATL 1,551]

Just now, Marta Proniagina said:

can i be a bit off topic, please? @KULtoATL said a new letter of intent is needed. Is it embassy specific? Because I haven't seen one in the list of things to bring to the embassy to Moscow. Does anyone know? Thanks!

 

It's not embassy specific. It's a standard requirement all around

[KULtoATL 1,551]

18 minutes ago, KULtoATL said:

It's not embassy specific. It's a standard requirement all around

@Marta Proniagina I'd like to correct myself. I read in one post that it's embassy specific. However, I've also seen posts by people going through Moscow talking about letter of intent. Best to refer to the embassy's Packet 3 or 4 instructions.

 

@danie82 Further to my earlier post, if either of you ever had a formal name change or been divorce, do bring the formal name change document and divorce decree

[geowrian 22,337]

It's not a requirement, but is still suggested for any embassy since the original one is likely several months old by the time of the interview.

[Marta Proniagina 119]

6 hours ago, KULtoATL said:

@Marta Proniagina I'd like to correct myself. I read in one post that it's embassy specific. However, I've also seen posts by people going through Moscow talking about letter of intent. Best to refer to the embassy's Packet 3 or 4 instructions.

Thnks a lot! This makes it clear