FROM ME GOES BACK TO YOU! TSUNAMI PLEASE TAKE THEM!
M.D. WVINE ST, STOCKTON CA, case 244725, A9a, AFFIDAVIT 9a, 2-14-12
TO USCIS, Tai Bo an, Civil Court, Family court
REQUESTS: 1. TO DISMISS IMMEDIATELY ALL ILLEGAL MURDER ACTS 39201200275450CLUDSTK, FALSE ACCUSATION “TRESPASSING” IN MY OWN HOUSE SM279231A. NONE OF THESE APPLY TO ME AND SHOULD NEVER HAPPEN. AND TO CLEAR MY RECORD. 2. TO ENFORCE I-864 AFFIDAVIT OF SUPPORT FOR ME - FAMILY BASED IN A NEW DISSOLUTION TRIAL AS REQUESTED FILED. 3 TO GIVE MORE HEARING DATES WITH JUDGE AGBAYANI BECAUSE NOTHING IS CONSENTUAL WITH JESSE, JESSE NEVER ATTENDED ANY HEARING FOR TWO YEARS NOW, BUT IS TRYING TO MURDER ME BY ALL ILLEGAL ACTS, DEFAULT JUDGMENT WAS NEVER ENTERED AGAINST HIM, NOTHING WAS ACCOMPLISHED; AND TO ENFORCE I-864 AFFIDAVIT OF SUPPORT TO COVER ENFORCE ALL NINE AFFIDAVITS ALL POINTS FILED IN A NEW TRIAL I NEVER TO BE A PUBLIC CHARGE AS REQUIRED BY ALL LAWS.
ATTACHED ARE: INFORMATION AND ENFORCEMENT INSTRUCTIONS FOR I-864; MY ORIGINAL MARRIAGE AND BIRTH CERTIFICATES; MY ORIGINAL NATURALIZATION CERTIFICATE No. 25752493, INS REGISTRATION No. A040204713; FORM G-639 REQUESTING COPY OF MY I-864 AND IT’S ENFORCEMENT; JESSE NEUBARTH’S ORIGINAL MESSAGES FILING THE AFFIDAVIT OF SUPPORT FAMILY BASED IN SOFIA-BULGARIA IN 1991.
I AM FAMILY BASED IMMIGRANT WHO IS A CITIZEN NOW. WE GOT MARRIED IN SOFIA - BULGARIA, ON AUGUST 9, 1991. BOTH OF US ARE PHYSICIANS. AND I HAD PERMANENT RESIDENT CARD ISSUED BY AMERICAN EMBASSY IN SOFIA - BULGARIA AFTER BACKGROUND CHECKS AND BEFORE TO COME TO USA WITH THE INTENT TO BECOME A CITIZEN AND TO LIVE PERMANENTLY IN USA. JESSE FILED FAMILY BASED AFFIDAVIT OF SUPPORT FOR ME WITH AMERICAN EMBASSY SOFIA -BULGARIA WITH THE INTENT I TO BECOME A CITIZEN AND TO LIVE PERMANENTLY IN USA. BOTH AMERICAN EMBASSY AND US GOV INS ARE GUARANTORS THAT I CANNOT BE PUBLIC CHARGE OF ANY KIND. PLEASE ENFORCE FAMILY BASED AFFIDAVIT OF SUPPORT I-864 FOR ME. JESSE NEUBARTH IS THE ONLY RELATIVE I HAVE HERE. AND LIKE MEL GIBSON OKSANA CASE WHO WERE NEVER MARRIED BUT SHE GOT SETTLEMENT FOR LIFE, STILL LIVES NEVER LEFT MEL’S HOUSE, POLICE NEVER GOT INVOLVED IN HER CASE, POLICE NEVER INJURED OKSANA LIKE THEY DID TO ME. IT IS ALL ILLEGAL VIOLATING ALL LAWS ACT, DOES NOT APPLY TO ME, I AM THE RIGHTFUL OWNER. JESSE STOLE MY DEEDS AND EVERYTHING FROM ME LIKE HE DID TO EX-GIRLFRIEND. THE PROOF IS HE WAS FIRED FROM DAMERON HOSPITAL AND MOVED TO BAKERSFIELD FOR THIS. BUT IN MY CASE IT IS MURDER AND GRAND THEFTS, IT SHOULD NEVER HAPPEN TO ME ON A FIRST PLACE. I WOULD NOT COME IF THESE ILLEGAL DESPICABLE ACTS WERE POSSIBLE. PLEASE STOP THEM! FEDERAL LAW AFFIDAVIT OF SUPPORT I-864 AND ALL LAWS HAVE BEEN VIOLATED FOR 21 YEARS NOW. PLEASE INFORCE I-864 FOR ME: IMMIGRATION LAWYER
Financial Affidavit of Support: I-134 or I-864?
The Form I-864, Affidavit of Support, is legally required to be filed by the petitioner/sponsor for all family-based petitions, including immediate relatives, and some employment-based immigrants, to show the intending immigrant will have adequate means of support and are unlikely to become a public charge once they have immigrated to the US.
The Form I-134 Affidavit of Support is a previous incarnation of the form and is used in certain nonimmigrant cases or when asked for by a consular officer.
Comparison Between Forms I-134 and I-864
Both forms are used to demonstrate that the beneficiary of the petition or the visa applicant will not become a public charge while in the United States.
The Form I-134 is used for K-1 and K-3 nonimmigrant cases, even though the beneficiary will be coming to the US permanently. A consular officer can also ask for an I-134 if he or she has a concern over the ability of the nonimmigrant applicant to pay for their intended stay in the US.
On the other hand, Form I-864 is required for all family-based immigrants, whether they are immediate relatives or preference categories, as well as some employment-based immigrant cases. The I-864 is used whether the beneficiary is filing for adjustment of status in the US or obtaining an immigrant visa at a US consulate overseas.
As with their uses, the forms themselves are very different. Form I-134 is a simple 2 page document which gives basic financial information and is not legally binding. By contrast, Form I-864 is several pages long, requires detailed financial information, and is legally binding. Because of its complexity, and the fact that it is a legally binding document, processing of the I-864 is a frequent cause of delay in approving an immigrant visa.
Form I-864 Affidavit of Support in Detail
This is a much more extensive form, and once filed is legally binding on the sponsor.
The Form I-864 is required if you are bringing a relative to the US, whether the foreign national is an immediate relative of a US citizen or relatives who qualify for immigration to the US under one of the family-based preferences. If you filed an immigrant visa petition for your relative (the I-130) you must act as their sponsor for Form I-864 purposes.
The validity of Form I-864 is considered indefinite; beginning from the date the sponsor files it with the UCIS, the National Visa Center, a US embassy or consulate.
Enforcement of Form I-864 Affidavit of Support: If the sponsored immigrant uses federal means tested public benefits, the sponsor can be held responsible for repaying the cost of the benefits received. Federal means-tested benefits currently include:
-Food stamps
-Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
-Medicaid
-Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)
-State Child Health Insurance Program (sCHIP)
Conclusion: A Financial Affidavit of Support is required when you sponsor a relative to live permanently in the United States, and may be required when you invite other friends and relatives to visit you in the US. The affidavit of support is designed to demonstrate that the foreign national you are sponsoring will not become a public charge while in the United States.
Form I-134 is used when the visa sought is a nonimmigrant visa. Form I-864 is required when the foreign national is applying for an immigrant visa, either at a US consulate or through adjustment of status with the USCIS.
How your affidavit of support is completed, and the information attached to it in support of the information supplied is critical to the success of the visa application process.
