I-134 Form question

[LizBogdan 4]

I read through several topics about I-134 for K1 but couldn't find the answer....

 

Questions: 

What do I list for personal property? (car, jewelry, etc?)

Do I list the value of only my stocks or should list stocks and IRA/401k account values (since technically retirements accounts are comprised of stocks and bonds)? 

 

I meet the 125% income requirement.

I have an IRA and stocks.

 

[Fe.Ta 857]

9 minutes ago, LizBogdan said:

I read through several topics about I-134 for K1 but couldn't find the answer....

 

Questions: 

What do I list for personal property? (car, jewelry, etc?)

Do I list the value of only my stocks or should list stocks and IRA/401k account values (since technically retirements accounts are comprised of stocks and bonds)? 

 

I meet the 125% income requirement.

I have an IRA and stocks.

 

I listed only car and house.  I didn't list personal jewelry or anything like that.  But, someone else might give you more information on that.

 

Yes, list both your personal stocks and IRA/401K.  I did and it worked fine.

[payxibka 10,044]

2 hours ago, LizBogdan said:

I read through several topics about I-134 for K1 but couldn't find the answer....

 

Questions: 

What do I list for personal property? (car, jewelry, etc?)

Do I list the value of only my stocks or should list stocks and IRA/401k account values (since technically retirements accounts are comprised of stocks and bonds)? 

 

I meet the 125% income requirement.

I have an IRA and stocks.

 

I listed only income 

[Pmta1 39]

If you're above poverty limits (which you say you're above 125%) then you don't have to disclose assets or property. Only list your income and you'll be eligible to be a sponsor. But of course, you're welcome to include the additional information but it'll go unnoticed especially if your tax returns show ample income. 

[Ryan H 3,791]

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