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K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresLayover in US before POE
In the Canadian sub-forum there have been many posts about Canadians entering the US without activating their K-1 Visa.

I would suggest calling CBP at the Atlanta Airport and confirming that they will allow this.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-01-10 10:00:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresAnyone successfully use composite photos?

I guess you missed this part of my reply ... As for faking.. heck, anything can be faked if a person has the right skillset.

Yes, I do have some unusual stuff with my case. Am not sure if front-loading will help, but from what I've read, it really doesn't hurt either. I've read quite a few cases on here where no evidence was examined at the interview at all. However, I can't say if it's because those cases were front-loaded or if it was completely arbitrary.

Your reply comes off as if my reply offended you or something. I simply gave you a complete answer. Since another VJer called photos "Primary Evidence" felt it appropriate to make the distinction for you and anyone else who may read this tread later.

Regarding the "easy" interviews in Manila, they seem to be the rule as long as you have everything in order.

The Filipino's NBI & NSO documents are probably the most important thing for the interview. Next is having evidence of ongoing relationship. These are both things that come into play at the interview.

So I'll say it again, unless there's something seriously off about your case there really is no need for a ton of evidence and for the interview your sweetie will only need a fraction of what you've listed.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-01-12 23:41:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresAnyone successfully use composite photos?
Photos are only secondary evidence as they are easily faked.

Your primary evidence of having met in the last 2 years would be things that prove the US Citizen and Alien Fiancee were in the same country at the same time. Since she's Filipino and living in the Philippines all you need to do is prove your presence in the Philippines within the last 2 years.

Things like:

Copies of your Passport including the entry & departure stamps from Philippine Immigration.
Copies of your boarding passes for the flights. Make sure it's the boarding pass (stubs) not a receipt or itinerary. The boarding pass stub proves you got on the plane.
Receipts from ATMs, hotels or other purchases during your trip.

In the Philippines unless there is something expecially odd about your case you don't need to include anything above the requirements for the I-129f Petition.

Save the photos, chat logs, phone records & e-mails for the Embassy Interview.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-01-12 21:52:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresdeported
Being deported from antoher country will not impact a US immigration process but being convicted of drug trafficking makes him inadmissible to the US.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-01-16 10:56:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedurespetition DENIED

I remember this woman was in a state where the rule was 30 days or something until she was free to marry. Her fiance was going to go out of status in that time so she decided to play it "safe" with his status and travel to another state to marry where the 30 days didn't apply. She then filed for I-130/I-485. She was denied on the grounds her marriage wasn't valid. USCIS goes by the rules in the state you live in and she broke those rules. The woman further complicated matters by marrying AGAIN in her home state while still married in the other state, thinking this covered her (before being denied). She still had to divorce in the state she travelled to, and then annul the marriage/divorce in her home state because it wasn't technically valid because she wasn't free to marry, but she still had to get it removed so that when she re-married to fulfil requirements she was free to marry... and would have to wait another 30 days :S Big big mess.

Bottom line - check your state rules and your divorce documents. Be 100% sure you are good to go.

I remember that thread, with it the Wisconsin couple (married in either Vegas or Texas, I don't remember exactly where) or the Alabama couple who married in Florida?
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-01-23 15:35:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresTax deductible?
Nope, not a single penny.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-01-25 17:03:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures***URGENT***
The validity of the Visa can't extend beyond the validity of the Applicant's Medical Results.

When the Visa was received they should have checked the expiration date and made plans to travel before it expired.

If there wasn't enough time before the expiration they could contact the USEM and ask for an extension but it would more than likely require an updated medical exam.

They shoudl contact the USEM and ask if they can get it extend ASAP but be prepared for another Medical Exam.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-01-27 15:37:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresShe is HERE and i need help!

CR-1 has only one AOS, and K-1 has two AOS's

If you're comparing Apples to oranges you're still wrong:

First, understand that CR-1 Process has only one Affidavit of Support (AOS) as in Form I-684 and no Adjustment of Status (AOS) as in Form I-485.

Next Undertsand that during the K-1 Process you will have: one Affidavit of Support (AOS) at the Embassy, usually Form I-134, and then after POE and Marriage there is the Adjustment of Status (AOS) as in Form I-485 which requires an Affidavit of Support (AOS) as in Form I-684!

So if you're comparing Apples to Kiwis then CR-1 has one AOS while K-1 has three AOS.

But if you want to compare only apples then:

CR-1 has 1 AoS (Affidavit of Support) versus K-1 having 2

and

CR-1 has no need to AOS (Adjustment of Status) whereas K-1 entrants will need to.

Ok, i think we decided to get married here in Michigan and to a CR-1. She is here on a tourist visa, she did not intend to marry me during this visit. Is there any foreseeable problems with this action? Her visa expires in February and as i understand as long as she returns in time there should be no problems????? Thanks you sincerely for your help.

You shouldn't expect to encounter any problems with the plan as long as the paperwork is in order. Get her G-325a completed and signed now so you don't have to deal with delays in her send it to you after she returns.

If you have all of the documents required for the I-130 filing you can send the petition off before she heads back home.


Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-01-16 09:28:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresShe is HERE and i need help!

The only thing is, they will have to convince the interviewer that they didn't decide to do that before she got here. I've read of people who did that (decide to do it the legal way, just to clarify) with no problem, but there are others who got burned.

My advice, for what it's worth is: if you did just decide ONCE SHE WAS HERE that you wanted to get married now, then make sure you figure out how to prove that.

No she won't...

Federal Court has ruled that USCIS can't deny AOS merely on the suspicion of intent. If USCIS can prove that she had intent at POE and she LIED about then they've got her dead to rights otherwise she's safe.

Example (from a thread on 2010 here on VJ):

CBP finds a wedding dress and all of the documents that would be needed for AOS in her luggage so they take her into secondary and question her about her intent.

She states that while she will get married she understands that she must return home and go the CR-1 route to immigrate. CBP presents her with a statement that she signs wherein she is acknowledging that she wants to immigrate after she gets married.

She's admitted with a reminder that she must return to her home country after the wedding for her immigration process as she's entering on a non-immigrant Visa.

Now if she attempts to AOS USCIS will have access to the records from her POE and not only can they deny her AOS but they can charge her with Material Misrepresentation and issue her a lifetime ban.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-01-12 23:51:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresShe is HERE and i need help!

Didnt I say that? Look you dont have to repeat everything I say! I dont need a echo.

No you didn't say anything about Adjusting her Status...

You made a ridiculous comment about a Hardship or Refugee Visa. Why did I say it was ridiculous:

First, since she's already in the US she doesn't need to apply for a Visa. You see a Visa is permission to ENTER the US and she's already here.

Second, once she's married a US Citizen she has a path to LPR through Adjustment of Status (from visitor to Legal Permanent Resident) so why would she need any other path?

Had you said something about AOS (which I'll point out I already mentioned prior to your statement) then I wouldn't have repeated MYSELF.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-01-12 20:38:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresShe is HERE and i need help!

Why should he vist her? He is about to get married in Vegas no need to vist. I would also apply for a Hard Ship or refugie visa.

As long as she's in the US legally all she needs to do is get married and file to Adjust her status...
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-01-12 19:57:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresShe is HERE and i need help!
Actually,

If she's in the US now you can get married and file to Adjust her Status without her having to return to her home country.

Here is the guide to Adjusting Status.

And here is the sub-forum for Adjusting Status.

You'll get a lot of naysayers telling you that it's Immigration Fraud but that is only true if her intent at Point of Entry was to do this.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-01-12 19:31:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresWhat do you think of this?

@Bob 4 Ana: Thanks for the advice, I'm really getting frustrated at the lawyer but my fiance thinks we should be nice to them since he feels he could screw us up even further by delaying the start of the process even more.

If you fire the lawyer and file the petition yourself then there is no way the Lawyer can delay the process ANY LONGER THAN THEY ALREADY HAVE...
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-02-07 22:58:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresWhat do you think of this?
Non-refundable contracts are not bulletproof.

If the party receiving payment fails to fulfill their side of the deal then you can sue them for the fees to be refunded.

How do you prove they didn't do their job? Simple actually...

File the I-129f per the guides here (not including all of the extra ####### the Lawyer is asking for). FWIW, as simple "Letter of Intent" is all that's really needed to prove intent to marry.

Once you have your NOA-2 in hand you've proved that he didn't do the job you hired him for.

You can give the lawyer 2 options, issue your refund or file a complaint with the Bar and sue them for the fees.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-02-07 11:41:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresI have a dilemma - not sure what to do

So going over the border this weekend and the nice customs agent was able to give me my old GC number. Now that I have the number, I noticed the GC number over top of my name on the NOA2. Nice to know that I am still in the system. Whew!

Actually that's called your A-Number (short for Alien registration Number).

Since it's on your NOA2 it looks like USCIS already found your old file.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-02-21 11:49:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresSo our petition got denied, what's next?...SAD

Sorry for your denial! If I may reading correctly, you just to submit the evidence of the relationship. I think one writer suggest calling the USCIS of where your petition is being reviewed and ask them what is need? If they allow to re-submit the proof without filing another petition that will be a better saving of $340 and time instead of waiting additional 5 months. Once you figure out what direction to take, I suggest you fill out your proof and timeline to gauge the lenght of time between each step towards your visa.

Good Luck!

Michael

The problem with what you suggest is that for an appeal you need to be able to prove that USCIS should have approved the petition. That doesn't mean you get to send new evidence, you need to show that they had enough in their hands to approve in the first place which they clearly didn't.

If the OP appeals the denial they are wasting more time since USCIS did everything right in this case.

The correct course of action is to refile but include evidence this time.


Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-01-09 09:30:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresSo our petition got denied, what's next?...SAD
Here's the post you're referring to:

He just sent the i-129f package without putting in any evidence documents in it!!!! I will be rejected or there will be another 1 year of waiting??? I cannot believe he made such ridiculous mistakes!

Any advice is appreciated!

Thanks


Based on that I would say that appeal is useless as USCIS had reason to deny the petition.

File a new petition and include the needed evidence this time.

Edited by Bob 4 Anna, 08 January 2012 - 11:20 PM.

Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-01-08 23:18:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresAdvice please? Is my problem the biggest one ?
Actually, your overstay did incur a 3 year re-entry ban. That's why you were refused entry and your Tourist Visa cancelled (you're currently inadmissible).
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-02-28 15:40:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresUS Citizen with arrest warrant

I only had to show the airlines proof of identification as being the person named on the ticket.

For an international flight? If you're refused entry at your destination then the airline is responsible for returning you to your country of origin.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-02-29 21:38:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresUS Citizen with arrest warrant

Im skeptical about this story "at the airport they told her she cant leave the country" ..... Who? Nobody looks at the passport until she is in peru.....

Actually when you check-in you need to provide your passport fr the Airline to confirm you're okay to travel.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-02-29 20:07:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresUS Citizen with arrest warrant
You can bet her legal problems got worse by fleeing prosecution. She may have even been convicted in absentia already depending on how long ago this was.

Your best bet would be for her to return to the US and face the music before making any rash decisions.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-02-29 12:55:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresLawyer claiming I need to file I-130 after marriage... fiance coming on I-129f

$1440 between their fees and the USCIS Filling fee for the I-129F
$1270 for the the I-130
$2500 for the AOS

WOW! I'm in the wrong business. So she charges almost $500 per hour, I hope she knows her stuff for that rate...

Her reply, "No. He will need it. The I-130 is the underlying petition and is the basis for the actual green card. Without it, the adjustment of status cannot be approved."

Me "I thought the I-129f was the underlying petition"

Her reply, "No. We will discuss this further upon your visit."

Spoke too soon, she's either and idiot or a crook...
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-01-27 22:48:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresReplacement Visa

As far as illegal immigrations goes, yes, things do need to change, but a big part of the problem is what we see here everyday and that is a system that makes doing things legally incredibly difficult. I honestly think that a portion of the illegal immigration population is created by the current system.

At some point in this process maybe anger is a good thing in that it brings about change. The Boston Tea Party was about anger. All of the wars have been about anger. While I don't want to sound like I'm angry all the time, because I am not really a angry person unless I'm pushed into a corner where I have no other choice, this system is badly broken and needs to be fixed.

Jim,

I'm not going to rehash your reply mostly because I agree with it. FWIW, I'm an Enterprise Architect with over 15 years in Software Development.

I agree that anger can bring about change but that change would take too long to have any impact on your situation today. That's why I advised "Being angry at the Embassy won't help the process of correcting the situation and overcoming this issue."

Good luck in getting your Visa's reissued, be prepared to get her St Lukes Medical Results updated (and possibly the child's also).

Edited by Bob 4 Anna, 29 February 2012 - 05:42 PM.

Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-02-29 17:41:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresReplacement Visa

While I may not be able to control the embassy, I can raise public attention about the ####### that people who try to follow all the rules and do the right thing go through. I think everyone who has gone through this painful process needs to make the U.S. Public understand just how hard it really is so that they can put pressure on lawmakers to fix the problems.

I really don't think they will just re-print the visas, they will run us through more things to do as long as they think they can. The shameful part of it is that we are just two people who really do love each other. She doesn't have much family and isn't like many who go through this just to get a green card or support their families back home.

Jim,

While I agree with everything you've said here I can assure you that the general public doesn't care and they never will. We (who marry foreigners and use USCIS) are a very small minority in the US. Most equate immigration reform to fixing the illegal immigration problems and when they become aware of the difficulties we've encountered their attitude is more often one of "Good it should be difficult because if it was easier then there'd be more scammers coming in legally".

If you really want to make a difference then your efforts should be focused on helping educate those who are behind you in this process.

One of the things I learned early on (from reading others' experiences is that it doesn't matter who makes a mistake in the process we the Petitioners & Beneficiaries are the ones who will pay for that mistake so we need to be triply vigilant and reduce (to the best of our ability) the possibility of USCIS, NVC, DOS or the Embassy making a mistake.

We were aware of the Myth of "All Visas are issued with a 6 month validity period" when the truth is that the validity is either 6 months or the validity of the Medical Exam whichever is sooner. For that reason we did the medicals only a month early when we were seeing other CR/IR filers complete their medicals as soon as they got their MNL Case Number (which could be 3 - 4 months before the interview).

I would suggest you do yourself a favor and stop vilifying the US Embassy in Manila, not that I'm defending them, and accept that a mistake was made on both sides. It would be nice if they pointed-out the short validity of the Visa at issuance but I it also important that once the Visas are issued the Beneficiary review the Visa for mistakes. I have seen cases where the Beneficiary's name was misspelled or other information on the printed Visa was incorrect and they had to return the Visa for correction. I believe the letter that comes with the Visa even instructs you to review the Visa for correctness. It's our lives that are hinging on this documents being correct, why blindly trust anyone else that everything is correct?

Being angry at the Embassy won't help the process of correcting the situation and overcoming this issue.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-02-29 14:31:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresReplacement Visa
I've seen several posts about needing the Visa validity extended but it's usually BEFORE it has already expired.

I believe there was a case where the Visa expired before it could be used but the beneficiary didn't notice until later and the Embassy reissued the Visa but it wasn't the Manila Embassy.

At the least she'll have to update her medical before they can do anything.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-02-28 15:48:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresHas anyone been denied for being illegally present in USA previously?

Is the ban already put on before the packet gets to Juarez or is it put on at Juarez?

The ban is triggered when they leave the US.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-03-09 16:32:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresTemporary EAD at JFK
Even when they were issuing it they were doing it erroneously.

As a K-1 Entrant you can apply for an EAD but it won't get to you until a few days before your I-94 expires (if you apply as soon as you land). Unfortunately it will expire with your I-94!

Best you can do is get married and apply for AOS ASAP...
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-03-14 20:04:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresQuestion on VAWA affecting new K1 Petition
She has no need for VAWA as she's already adjusted status.

If you have any solid proof of immigration fraud contact ICE (info is at the bottom of every page on VJ) if might complicate her Removal of Conditions later this year.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-03-13 16:40:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Proceduresletter to consular officer
The letter of intent is to state your intent to get married, that's all.

See this thread for examples.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-03-20 11:44:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresForeign Fiance's Child (Without Custody)
Unless the child will be immigrating you don't need anything other than to list the child.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-03-26 16:11:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresConfused about the two year requirement.
You are required to have met in person at least once during the 2 years prior to your filing. That's all, just provide proof that you have been in the same place at the same time at least once within 2 years before filing.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-03-29 14:05:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresSign up for Military within 30 days of entry in the US?
If you are a male between the ages of 18 & 25 then you need to sign up for "Selective Service" which is how they would draft people for military duty if needed.

More Info.

Edited by Bob 4 Anna, 30 March 2012 - 03:08 PM.

Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-03-30 15:07:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresImmigration attorney or marriage agency?

Again thank you all. I just spoke with a man named Fred Wahl from HeartOfAsiaOnline.com and FianceeVisaServices.com and he made a compelling sales pitch to me. He told me that the you have to present a convincing case to the consulate and prove you have a "bone fide" relationship. He said he puts all the documents together in a convincing manner to the consulate. He says that you needs photos and things such as letters, emails, online messages to each other and he will pick and choose what to use. Here is his youtube video, it seems pretty convincing to me.

I honestly don't care about saving money, I just want it done right. Do you guys still think I should do it myself?

Don't think about saving money, look at it this way. It's your future, why not understand the process completely. It really isn't complex, just requires a little precision.

Unless you're from a High Fraud country there is not much to proving your "Bone Fide" relationship. Vietnam is by far one of the most difficult consulates (would actually require most if not all of what he claims) and yet so many here are able to do it just fine.

Russia is not even in the same neighborhood of difficulty.

I found that by doing the paperwork ourselves, my wife and I are a lot more confident in her immigrant status.

Of course the guys is going to have a convincing sales pitch, he just wants your money and doesn't care if your fiance is actually issued a Visa.


Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-04-03 13:20:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresDEVASTATED!! NEED HELP!!!!

Perhaps your church could be a co-sponsor?

How could a Church be a Co-Sponsor? It needs to be a US Citizen or LPR, a Church is neither.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-04-06 13:47:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresK-1 visa while in middle of I-751
There is no need for her to file anything else. She can be approved for the I-751 (removal of conditions) after divorce.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-04-12 11:17:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresSend K1 Now OR Wait?
Regarding the marriage within 30 days:

They admitted to the CBP Agent that a FUTURE marriage was quite POSSIBLE.

The CBP Agent still allowed her entry.

She was only given 30 days to be lawfully present in the US.

The CBP Agent who allowed her entry put a reasonable fear that she would have to spend an extended amount of time away from her long-time boyfriend.

After discussing the possibility of being separated for an undetermined time they both decided that it was time to begin her VisaJourney, as suggested by the CBP Agent.

Since she is here on an actual B Class Visa (not VWP) she has the right to appeal if AOS is denied. Her chance of losing on appeal is minimal as the standards seem to tip in her favor if they end-up in front of an Immigration Judge.

I can't tell them to take the chance but I personally would if it was my wife & I.

I am concerned that if they marry within 30 days that will be considered prima facia evidence of immigration intent.

However since they told the inspectors at the border that the engagement was imminent and the inspectors let them in anyway, are you saying it's probably a moot issue? They are in now and that is all that matters. Just tell them at the interview, "They asked us this at the border and we told them the truth: that the engagement was likely, but had not yet happened."


Yep...

Adding that the CBP Agent's comments actually caused the discussions that brought them to the point of moving up their plans wouldn't hurt either as it's a statement of when intent developed.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2010-07-20 14:04:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresSend K1 Now OR Wait?
If the decision was spontaneous (sounds like maybe they were a bit spooked by the "Visa Run" re-entry questioning) why not just get married and file AOS with her remaining in country until she has her Greencard?
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2010-07-20 12:19:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresCancel Withdraw statement
While you can certainly try I wouldn't put too much hope in it.

The few times I've seen mention of petitioners wanting to "cancel their cancellation" on Vj the response from USCIS has always been once received it's irrevocable so they had to start over.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-06-03 00:29:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresMoving back to home country after K-1 Visa

Being married to you will have NO affect on his ability to get tourist visas. The only thing that will matter is his ability to show he will return to his home country. Having been here once (with a K-1) and having returned is good proof, excellent proof actually. Also having a WIFE who lives in his home country is and (presumeably) with her own ties to the country (job, children, etc.) I would say his chances of getting a tourist visa are much higher than before.


With all due respect, I don't agree with the bolded portion of the quote...

Being married to a US Citizen gives the Alien Spouse a path to AOS once admitted and since the CO is required to assume immigrant intent at tourist visa interviews that would raise the bar for him. Further, at POE if he discloses that he's traveling into the US with his citizen wife that could prompt more scrutiny for the same reason.

There has been mention of several cases where parents of US Citizens (also having a path to AOS) were previously denied tourist visas so they eventually just went for greencards, entered the US and returned to their home country after a short while only to surrender their greencard at the local US Embassy and were later successful in obtaining a tourist visa as the greencard surrender was a clear indication of no immigrant intent.

Maybe the OP's husband could remain long enough to AOS and then surrender the greencard after they return to his country (maybe not immediately in case they change their minds about living in the US after several months).
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-09-10 08:26:00
K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & ProceduresI-134 Help: Bank can't provide deposit information on account verification letter

It could be that it isn't about assets. You need to have the letter if you don't have tax returns.

If you don't have tax returns then it must be about assets since you're not using income for financial sponsorship...
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-03-08 15:35:00