US Immigration from Thailand

I am the US sponsor and my fianc e is in Thailand. Our K-1 petition has been approved and soon we will schedule her interview at the US consulate in Bangkok. One of the forms she needs to bring to the interview is Form I-134, which proves that I can support her financially (which I definitely can).

I was planning to open a second bank account for reasons unrelated to this visa (the new bank is closer to my house), but I'm wondering if there's any chance that the consulate would think it's a problem that I opened a new account so recently and then transferred half of my money into it? I'm pretty sure I'm being overly paranoid opening a new bank account is common and not sneaky or illegal but I just want to check with this community. The NOLO book about K-1 visas says "Be aware that if [your average bank balance] is much lower than the present amount, the consulate will wonder whether the U.S. citizen got a quick loan from a friend to make the financial situation look more impressive." This makes me wonder if there are other bank-balance-related things that might make them suspicious. Has anyone ever heard of this being a problem?

Thank you!

Hello im sure this topic has been covered else ware but iv not been aboe to find my specific questions so if the moderators need to move the thread please do..

Im currently hand writing an finishing up my I134 for our interview scheduled for Jan 5th 2024 in Bangkok Thailand an iv got a few questions.

1- Their will be alot of open or blank boxes like in Part 6 an Part 7 about the Preparers information (if not the Petitioner) an such, can i just leave that all blank or should i N/A all of it. Same thing in Part 2 Beneficiaries Assets as she will have non to list.

2- Do I have to do a I134 for my fianc and her 12YO daughter separately? With her name as the beneficiary?

3- Part 2 #13 Beneficiary's Income: Here do i list my beneficiaries full name an DOB even tho she will have no income? Also her 12YO daughter will be coming to the interview an leaving with my fiance do i put her full name an DOB with $0 income.. Also do i put $0 or write NONE in the income box

4- Part 3 #8 Other Information: i'm not sure about the USCUS Online Account Number i did creat an account with USCIS at My USCIS to track our progress an such is that the account their talking about. I cant seem to find any account number associated with that account? Also it says (if any) so if i just leave it blank would be ok?

5- Part 3 #14 Income: My yearly income is 74k a year. Im sending my W2's for 2021 that shows my regular yearly income of 74k. My W2's for 2022 are 64k because of all the time traveling back an forth to Thailand an my 2023 income will be about 7k less than that because of the same reason. So Our interview is Jan 5 which will be to early for the 2023 W2's an taxes. Will it be ok to just send my W2's for 21 an 22 cause we wont have the 23's before the interview?

Im also gonna send my Reserve checking account statement that has 48k in it. So im wondering if this is gonna be enough to send as I really i dont have anything else until Early Feb when we close on our new house? I did check the USCIS site an the HHS Poverty Guideline of 125% for a house hold of 3 is 31,075. Im looking for confirmation just in case their is something else out there that im missing.

6- Income Documents for Part 3 #14- i'm sending to the interview my W2's 2021, 2022, My Reserve Checking Account Statement, A letter from my company verifying my employment date of employment an hourly income. Also im sending a letter that my company does. Its a petitioners letter for the USCIS called (USCIS letter of support). Also an Employment Data Report that shows my yearly income an variations to income.

Is their anything else i should send other than the filled out I134?

Through another channel, I hear there are some interviews available. Get them while you can

I am on a pension and only get a 1099R form. My Pension letter and pension pay stubs show how much I make yet only a small amount is taxed and shown as total income. I received an RFE for the I-864 of which i am sponsoring my wife. I own a house which I did not list as an asset. How do I get USCIS to understand