I-134

[charity masters 0]

hello

so, i have recently been employed and will have a good amount of income and saving by the time my fiance will be turning in the I-134 at his interview.

we will be getting a co-sponsor, but i am wondering if beings i have a job now...(have been living off of saving for the past 2 years/have not made enough $ to file for taxes)......

should i still provide all of my bank info, letter from my employer etc.

also, i will not have filed taxes for this year yet. as they are in april or so....and he will probably be going to his interview in dec. or jan if all goes well.

i understand that the co-sponsor will be the one providing all the evidence and support the my fiance will not become a public charge......

but i thought it would be better to show that i am actually working, and have income......as apposed to not....?

any suggestions?

thanks alot!

[Anh map 2,098]

The petitioner is the primary sponsor and submits the addidavit of support and all supporting documents. As you will be stating your current annualized income you will need to provide support for that income claim. Recent paystubs and employer letter are typical. If you are submitting assets (savings, etc) then bank statements would be required to verify the claimed savings amount.

Refer to the Latin America regional forum for Peru specific feedback.

[Puppy eyes 0]

hello

so, i have recently been employed and will have a good amount of income and saving by the time my fiance will be turning in the I-134 at his interview.

we will be getting a co-sponsor, but i am wondering if beings i have a job now...(have been living off of saving for the past 2 years/have not made enough $ to file for taxes)......

should i still provide all of my bank info, letter from my employer etc.

also, i will not have filed taxes for this year yet. as they are in april or so....and he will probably be going to his interview in dec. or jan if all goes well.

i understand that the co-sponsor will be the one providing all the evidence and support the my fiance will not become a public charge......

but i thought it would be better to show that i am actually working, and have income......as apposed to not....?

any suggestions?

anh map is always correct, you ask for advice? ok we just got te k1 from manila,i had to send her last 12 months of bank deposit and current amonut<since i have nevrworked,i opened a bussiness,you know just get bussiness permits,tax permits etc,you make your own employer letter as self emplyed,if you a bussiness owner,it carries more weight in the interview ten if you just a regular employee

thanks alot!

[payxibka 10,045]

moving thread to:

US Embassy and Consulate Discussion

This is the place to post your experiences or questions related to this last step before moving to the US. Topics relating to I-134's, packets sent from consulate and medical & police certificates should be posted here.