US Immigration from United Kingdom

Hi all,

I was just wondering whether the I-134 form my fiance needs to list her real estate (house, condo, etc) at all? Or whether people listed their real estate on their I-134 forms? As me and my fiance are just doing the I-134 form at the moment are we are reading the USCIS I-134 instructions (have attached a screenshot) regarding the person supporting the beneficiary's assets but the wording is a bit difficult to understand and leaving us confused.

As it says "can be converted into cash within 12 months" but then says "will be used to support the beneficiary during their stay in the USA" and then says "provide the value of all assets listed in US dollars".

In terms of supporting evidence if this is required she has the following:-

• Proof that she owns the home
• Mortgage statement showing the loan amount left
• A document from the company who the load is through showing the estimated value of the home and the equity she currently has in the home
• An appraisal from 2022

Another concern I have is that it says on the USCIS I-134 instructions regarding assets to provide a recent appraisal - I don't think an appraisal from 2 years ago would be seen as recent? If she needs one more recent than this then I'm not sure she is able to get one before my visa interview next week.

Hope you can help.

Hello everyone,

I'm hoping someone has some information on this.

So, my spouse and I currently live in the UK and have done since we married in 2017. We were planning on travelling to the US together once the visa process is complete, will this work or not?

What should I do in order to show evidence that I plan on returning back to the US permanently with my spouse? I assume I will need this for the affidavit of support? And finally, will any savings we have and/or assets count towards this? i.e. our house that we plan on selling.

Thank you!

I was wondering if anybody could help me. I have my police certificate with No Live Trace, I got my SAR back and it's a juvenile offence when I was 13 years old in 2007 for Wounding/Inflicting Griveous Bodily Harm. This is the only offence I have ever been charged with, I had to pay compensation and had a 12 month refferal order to do youth offending classes once every couple of weeks. I did not know how this worked and was of the understanding it would be taken from my criminal record, I was a child so I didn't sort any of this out my Dad did who unfortunately is dead so I cannot ask about the specific circumstances. So I am just wondering if this means I am likely to be denied a K1 or not? Thanks

Hey there! I have an expired green card and had to fly to the UK on a legal matter. I applied to renew GC, and will receive a biometrics appointment notice, just awaiting for it to come. Will my passport, expired green card and the letter be enough at this point?

Hello all! I am so thankful for this group.

I am filing for my mom's GC. She is 58. She will not be working as she is helping me with my child. I have everything in order (I think) except HEALTH INSURANCE! I intend to ask my employer whether they will let me add her but I believe that is unlikely and also requires a lot of other prerequisites -- she may also need to be a dependent and at this stage, I have no idea whether she will qualify as my dependent ...

So that being said, what are the options for my 59 year old mom? Does she qualify for ACA? Do I get her insurance through the marketplace? If so, do any of you have experience with any specific insurers? And estimated cost?

Thank you!