Filling I-134 form
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Tell your sponsor to provide you with the evidence as specified on the instructional area of the I-134. Potential evidences are as follows:
1. IRS Tax Transcript. or
2. W-2 or
3. Bank Statement or
4. Letter from employer (if they are unable to provide any of the above to show that they have the financial means to be a sponsor)... Letter should detail, start date, title and compensation.
Your sponsor should include the evidence of financial worth along with the I-134 form when they send it to for your interview.
If the consular rep needs additional information as to your sponsor's ability to sponsor you they will advise you at the time of interview and allow you time to get it to them
1. IRS Tax Transcript. or
2. W-2 or
3. Bank Statement or
4. Letter from employer (if they are unable to provide any of the above to show that they have the financial means to be a sponsor)... Letter should detail, start date, title and compensation.
Your sponsor should include the evidence of financial worth along with the I-134 form when they send it to for your interview.
If the consular rep needs additional information as to your sponsor's ability to sponsor you they will advise you at the time of interview and allow you time to get it to them
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If your sponsor is using the old I-134 form (Exp 04/30/07), he/she must appear before a Notary Public who will affirm the identity of the sponsor and hence notarize the I-134 form. If she/he use the latest I-134 form (Exp. 5/31/10), there is no need to get the form nor your signature notarized. However when they sign the I-134 form it must be their full name and readable.
