Aff. of Support

[BlueRain77 0]

Ok so my dad has agreed to co-sponsor us. Included in the packet we will prob need (not received it yet, but based on the guides) a letter of employment. Now my dad owns his own company but recieves a salary as well. Do we just state that he is the owner and earns $xxx amount but not have to include tax returns (which they suggest for Businesses on the I-134)? That wouldn't constitute as being self employed?

Also, to double check of what we need:

Employment Letter

Check Stubs

Letter from Bank

any additional income (like stocks & bonds)

[no name 1]

Ok so my dad has agreed to co-sponsor us. Included in the packet we will prob need (not received it yet, but based on the guides) a letter of employment. Now my dad owns his own company but recieves a salary as well. Do we just state that he is the owner and earns $xxx amount but not have to include tax returns (which they suggest for Businesses on the I-134)? That wouldn't constitute as being self employed?

Also, to double check of what we need:

Employment Letter

Check Stubs

Letter from Bank

any additional income (like stocks & bonds)

http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/i-134.pdf

has all the instructions on what you need.

[BlueRain77 0]

Thank you. Yes, I did read that already. Just wanted to double check and I should have clarified that I wanted to see if anyone else had any suggestions based on their own accounts.

[Yodrak 7]

devilette,

No, I-134 instructions do not cover everything that is needed. I-134 is only one of several things that may be needed, tax returns are very often requested as well.

DS-2000, formerly OF-167, is the instruction for what evidence can be used to meet the public charge provisions of the law. Not I-134.

Yodrak

Ok so my dad has agreed to co-sponsor us. Included in the packet we will prob need (not received it yet, but based on the guides) a letter of employment. Now my dad owns his own company but recieves a salary as well. Do we just state that he is the owner and earns $xxx amount but not have to include tax returns (which they suggest for Businesses on the I-134)? That wouldn't constitute as being self employed?

Also, to double check of what we need:

Employment Letter

Check Stubs

Letter from Bank

any additional income (like stocks & bonds)

http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/i-134.pdf

has all the instructions on what you need.