134 Form Question,

[Ronsnipe03 8]

My fiancé has her interview in 10 days. I already filled the 134 form, print, signed and scanned to email to her,

 

however I just read an article that says the statement letters from the bank must have total deposits for 12 months and signed by the officer.

 

The statement letters I got from my 3 banks, only have the date the account was opened, current balance and no signature from the officer.

 

Does anyone know if the embassy will accept these statements or do I need to go back and get new ones with the signature and 12 months deposits? 
 

 

[Boiler 47,197]

Will vary by Consulate, not something I remember seeing, do you have a link?

[Ronsnipe03 8]

Here is the screenshot, and I will post the link for the article as well.

 

Boundless article

[Boiler 47,197]

No doubt their requirements for their customers.

[OldUser 9,397]

Be careful with Boundless, similar services and notarios. They may impose their own rules and / or not meet actual USCIS requirements. 

[EatBulaga 476]

23 hours ago, Ronsnipe03 said:

Here is the screenshot, and I will post the link for the article as well.

 

Boundless article

 

That sounds like a bank reference letter, which a bank officer usually signs.

A bank reference letter is equivalent to your employer's HR providing an employment reference letter stating when you started working, your current salary, etc.

 

23 hours ago, Ronsnipe03 said:

My fiancé has her interview in 10 days. I already filled the 134 form, print, signed and scanned to email to her,

 

however I just read an article that says the statement letters from the bank must have total deposits for 12 months and signed by the officer.

 

The statement letters I got from my 3 banks, only have the date the account was opened, current balance and no signature from the officer.

 

Does anyone know if the embassy will accept these statements or do I need to go back and get new ones with the signature and 12 months deposits? 
 

 

Depending on your bank or the bank officers, they may or may not have time to fulfill your request in time (within 10 days) for you to include in the I-134.

Our bank was able to fulfill my request and get it to me the next day, which I was able to include in the I-134. I made extra copies as I also included it in the I-864.

The bank reference letter is not a hard requirement, depending on the consulate, but it certainly does not hurt your case to have it.

If you can not get the bank reference letter for the I-134, you can at least have it for the I-864 with the I-485.

Edited Sunday at 10:07 PM by EatBulaga

[Edward and Jaycel 1,747]

The other question is, do you not qualify with income alone? Because if you do qualify with income, you do not need to include assets.

[Ronsnipe03 8]

Yes I do qualify with income presently, but last tax transcript put me under by $1000, so just wanted case to be strong. I went back to the bank and the manager told me to get that I would have to go somewhere else, so I will just submit what I got and don’t worry about it.