Flipping out over I134 Proof of Income - HELP - Interview on Tuesday

[froschundblumen 25]

With my interview coming up, my stress level has increased ten-fold.

I'm mostly terrified of being denied for financial reasons.

Here's our story:

We will be using a co-sponsor, my fiance's best friend. He makes 30, 000 a year. To prove this, we got his tax transcript from last year and a letter from his employer stating his date of hire and yearly income.

My fiance (petitioner) makes roughly 19,000 a year. To prove this, we have his tax transcript from last year, as many pay stubs as he had saved (missing two or so) from the past two years, a letter from his employer and his W2 from last year.

I guess my paranoia stems from not having every single piece of evidence that everyone else seems to have.

Do you think I should try to get my co-sponsor to send

pay stubs?

bank statements?

a copy of his taxes?

more tax transcripts?

anything else?

[Fan_Dancer 171]

We used a co-sponsor as well. We had her tax returns for 3 years, pay stubs (around 6 I think) and an employment letter. But my co-sponsor was at 100k, single with no dependents, so we didn't feel we needed anything else (like bank accounts).

[Rob & Monika 87]

Montreal only asked us for the tax transcript, and that's all we gave them. Other evidence can help if you are making significantly more than the previous years.

[ricky and elaine 8]

For me they asked for the most recent tax transcipt. I had used 2012 on my 1-864 in March 2014 as we had not filed 2013 yet. They asked for 2013 tax return or transcript on my appointment letter.. Basically they wanted to make sure that for 2013 taxes the income was still there. They did not ask for pay stubs but seems all cases are a little different.