I-134 evidence for embassy interview (South Korea)

[sysw 9]

Hello, 

 

We are currently preparing for our K1 visa interview at our local embassy in South Korea and I wanted to kindly ask for clarification, particularly from anyone who has gone through the process, on the evidence required for the I-134 affidavit of support. 

 

For the South Korean Embassy's instructions for the I-134, it states: 

"must have evidence of current, sustained income/assets (ex. statement from the bank/financial institution, petitioner’s employer on business stationery, a photocopy of the most recent Federal income tax returns) and each signer’s proof of U.S. citizenship or legal permanent resident status."

 

Bank statement: Would printing out my most recent bank statement I pull up online via logging into my bank account online suffice? Or is there a specific document that I need to request from my bank?

Petitioner's employer on business stationery: Would a short and simple letter stating that I am a current, full-time employee of my company be enough or does it need to state specific information such as my salary and position? 

Proof of US citizenship: Would a photocopy of my American passport suffice? I don't have my birth certificate currently on me so if my passport is enough that would save a lot of hassle. 

Any other tips or advice are also much appreciated. 

Thanks in advance and best wishes to all other filers as well! 
 

[alun 73]

From the bank  I had a paper stating when the acc was opened  what is the average balance etc ( of course on their stationery paper ) From my work a paper signed by  my employer stating lenght of employment , position ,salary. The ideea is  to show  that you would be able to support financially your fiance/e until she / he is allowed to work

Edited February 5, 2020 by alun
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[alun 73]

Photo copy of US passport is sufficient

[sysw 9]

10 minutes ago, alun said:

From the bank  I had a paper stating when the acc was opened  what is the average balance etc ( of course on their stationery paper ) From my work a paper signed by  my employer stating lenght of employment , position ,salary. The ideea is  to show  that you would be able to support financially your fiance/e until she / he is allowed to work

So I guess there's no official document for the bank. Did you simply ask them to list that information to you on their stationery paper? And the same with your employer? 

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[sysw 9]

2 minutes ago, JFH said:

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Sorry for that! Could you kindly remove this post then and keep the one in the main forum? Thanks in advance. 

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[alun 73]

There is an official form from the bank . Tell them what you want and they will know what form is needed. From work , a letter on their stationery