i-134 Questions / Montreal Consulate

['muricanWoman 0]

Hellllooo,

I recently got a new job, which puts me at $10k over the 125% poverty line requirement. The only issue I'm having is, this is obviously not going to be shown in my tax statements since I just got hired in early July. I had a part-time minimum wage job for the first half of 2012, and then started a new job with better pay the next half of the year. I ended up with a total of $14k for 2012, even though the second job paid enough to be over the 125%. What I'm wondering is, is should I bother sending my w-2s from the previous jobs? It's not like it will help prove anything about my current job since it is so new. I have a letter from my employer and a print out of the 2 paystubs I've received thusfar. I did a print out of my monthly bank statements for the past year and the deposits total out to about $22k.

I've read as many threads as I can about the i-134 but it's hard to find an exact answer when everyone's situation varies so much. I'd appreciate any help as to what people would recommend I send over to my fiance.

Edited August 17, 2013 by 'muricanWoman

[Pamala Bull 4]

were kinda in the same boat , hubby got a new job and is now over the 125% poverty. Hes been working min wage for years and this is the most paying job hes had . I just sent 6 weeks worth of pay stubs letter from employer. The poverty guidelines go by "CURRENT INCOME "

so you should be fine. Im waiting on my NOA1

['muricanWoman 0]

Thanks for the response! I figure I will just send the paystubs/employer letter/and the bank statements. It seems the tax statement is really only necessary for people who are self-employed anyway. Also good luck to you

Edited August 18, 2013 by 'muricanWoman