W-2 form - is it essential evidence with the I-134 form?

[dai2000 0]

Hi all,

Following a previous post I made. I am beneficiary. K1 visa.

I have the 1040 tax return form as part of the evidence with my I-134 form. But I do not have a W2 form - is it essential. Do I need to have it?

PS: Sorry for the double post. My interview is shortly and I'm worrying to make sure I have enough evidence.

[YuAndDan 153]

The W2 proves the income number on the 1040, without the W2 the 1040 tends to be meaningless (anyone could just download a 1040 fill it out with what ever they feel like and attach it to the I-134). W2 is issued every year by the US citizen's employer.

If no W2, a tax transcript from the IRS can be accepted in place of the 1040 and W2.

Previous post: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...c=68738&hl=

[CutienPurg 0]

what eveidence do you have other than the 1040?

[broma25 2]

Agree with YuandDan, your W2 will substantiate what is on your 1040

[dai2000 0]

Agree with YuandDan, your W2 will substantiate what is on your 1040

I have the 1040 tax return form.

I have a complete break down of the sponsors banking information, salary, bonds, stocks, etc.

I have a letter from sponsor's employer stating how long they have worked and such.

One problem - my fiance is my primary sponsor, her father is a co-sponsor - I have just noticed on the !V form that it says that both husband and wife need to sign if sponsoring - is it a big deal if the mother (dads wife) has not signed?

[CutienPurg 0]

if just dad is the sponsor then his is the only sig required. the w-2's on his tax return will show separation of income.

there is no provision with the I-134 that allows for a joint-sponsor. ensure that either fiance or dad has adequate resources.

[Dwarf_Ogress 0]

Here's a question along the same subject, will a copy of the W2's suffice?

[CutienPurg 0]

it should

[JODO 2]

I sent my W2's and tax transcripts.

[CutienPurg 0]

you dont need w-2's if you send tax transcripts