Form I-134 & Bank Statement

[RicardoGerardo]

This is my first post, I would first like to congratulate you because I removed a lot of my doubts here in this forum.
I have 2 questions that I would like someone more experienced podesse respond.

1 - I have family already living some years in the United States, that will be my sponsors, they have to complete the form I-134, with data filling and signing. Something else is needed?

2 - It is regarding the bank statement is a statement of the average balance of the last 3/6 months or simply a statement of the current balance?
I ask this because the bank account has been virtually 0's there now and slipped the money he had saved. I will be harmed if with the average balance. Will accept a simple statement with the balance?

I know some, can they say that with the sponsor certainly will not need a bank statement, but I can not take risks in not being accepted.

I'll have my interview this month in Paris.

Best Regards,

 

[Britsimon]

This is my first post, I would first like to congratulate you because I removed a lot of my doubts here in this forum.
I have 2 questions that I would like someone more experienced podesse respond.

1 - I have family already living some years in the United States, that will be my sponsors, they have to complete the form I-134, with data filling and signing. Something else is needed?

2 - It is regarding the bank statement is a statement of the average balance of the last 3/6 months or simply a statement of the current balance?
I ask this because the bank account has been virtually 0's there now and slipped the money he had saved. I will be harmed if with the average balance. Will accept a simple statement with the balance?

I know some, can they say that with the sponsor certainly will not need a bank statement, but I can not take risks in not being accepted.

I'll have my interview this month in Paris.

Best Regards,

1. The sponsor should provide a copy of their earnings statements such as a W2 or tax return.

2. If you are providing the I134 then the bank statements are less important although you might need to explain that you have other money that will fund the expenses of moving...

 

[franko]

This is my first post, I would first like to congratulate you because I removed a lot of my doubts here in this forum.
I have 2 questions that I would like someone more experienced podesse respond.

1 - I have family already living some years in the United States, that will be my sponsors, they have to complete the form I-134, with data filling and signing. Something else is needed?

2 - It is regarding the bank statement is a statement of the average balance of the last 3/6 months or simply a statement of the current balance?
I ask this because the bank account has been virtually 0's there now and slipped the money he had saved. I will be harmed if with the average balance. Will accept a simple statement with the balance?

I know some, can they say that with the sponsor certainly will not need a bank statement, but I can not take risks in not being accepted.

I'll have my interview this month in Paris.

Best Regards,

I know it is not the same but wen my wife (then girlfriend) was applying for B1/B2 visa right after she graduated from university she had to prove that she is not planning on staying in the US and work there. I transfered to her account a reasonable amount of dosh 2 weeks before the interview , she printed out the statement from
last week before the interview and all went OK.

Also as Simon said, when you have I-134 they should not look too deep in to your finance as your family agreed to pay your bills