US Immigration from Philippines

I will try not to make this very long. My filipina fiancee is having her medical in about 2 hours by Philippines time and that should not be a problem. Her official k1 visa interview is next Thursday at 8:30 am. As my discussion title reads, I am trying to get things together for the i134 affidavit of support. There are 2 issues. I called my bank about doing the bank statement and they told me that I had to provide them the info about when I opened the accounts and what was the total amount I put in each account. I don't know remember when I opened the accounts since it was many years ago. I emailed my lawyer secretary and she said just to print out as many bank statements a possible for each account which I can do. But I don't think I can get a signed bank statement. The other thing is the previous tax returns. I understand that the Manila consulate prefers seeing copies from the Irs website but it isn't necessary. I can print the last few years but it wouldn't be off the Irs website. I tried to make an Irs account to get their tax records but I couldn't sign I'm because I don't remember the password. I guess I will just have to print out from my own records and hopefully that will work for the embassy in Manila. I also have to get my last 3 months pays tubs and my last 3 years w2 copies. I have to answer some questions for the i134 as well. I'm hoping some other vj people who have been through the k1 experience in the Philippines might be able to give me some advice so I can get this done.

I am a US citizen and was adopted when I was 12 by my step father. Both my middle and last name were changed. Do I need to put this down on the I-129f and will I need to provide the paperwork for this as well? I am 50 now so this was 38 years ago.

Also it asks about info on my parents, would I use the info on my adoption paperwork or my biological father?

Thanks in advance

So I am new here and I did try to search but was unable to find my answer. I am on a budget and am looking for which Online Immigration Service is the best. I know you have your recommended ones under professional help but is there one that is better than the other. Also I found Simple Citizen and was wondering if anyone had good dealings with them.

Thank you in advance for any help provided.

On 2/7/2014 at 5:52 PM, Hank_ said:

Consular Outreach Program in Houston, Texas on 07 to 09 March 2014:

location :

West Oaks Plaza, Suite 173
2703 Highway 6 South, Houston, TX 77082

Service Hours : 9:00 am 12:00 nn; 12:30 pm 5:00 pm

Hello sir Hank.
i know this forum was too old because I can t find it the latest or I just don t know where to find it.
I have a question about dual citizenship. I am now a US citizen former Filipino and I want to apply for dual citizenship.
Is the Philippine Consulate in Houston, Texas still open sir Hank for Filipino wanted to apply a dual citizen? If not where I can apply for my Filipino citizen?
I am sorry if my English is bad because this is my second language. I live outside Dallas, Texas in Anna City. And I am always reading your post sir hank I am one of your followers.

Thank you in advance sir Hank

I have been trying to fill out the I-134 PDF provided by the USCIS at https://www.uscis.gov/i-134. There are certain fields that I can't seem to edit. I tried using various different programs to try to edit the fields, but I'm having the same result every time. I've seen sites that provide an option to type everything in and get a PDF, but I don't feel comfortable providing the personal information required to sites I'm unfamiliar with. Has anyone had this problem and know of a workaround? Otherwise, I think I'll have to print it off and hand write it out.