I-134 - Advice please

[Jools 0]

Hello all,

I have a question regarding the I-134. We've submitted our I-129F and i'm looking at the forms and evidence we'll be required to submit in the future. Our situation is this, my fiancee who is the US Citizen is currently 'between jobs' however she is waiting for an interview date for a job with the government (but we all know how slow they can be don't we ), i've been looking at the I-134 and am concerned that she wont be able to show that she will be able to support us (although i do plan to get a job as soon as is possible once i arrive in the US, and should be arriving with money to help support myself in the short term).

I suppose my question is this, at what point is the I-134 required to be filed? As she may well have had the interview and started work by then. And would she be required to provide a number of payslips, or would the first one that she recieves be enough?

Thanks in advance,

Michael

[ladywhite 0]

at what point is the I-134 required to be filed? As she may well have had the interview and started work by then. And would she be required to provide a number of payslips, or would the first one that she recieves be enough?

You won't need the form I-134 until you, as a beneficiary, have your interview in the UK. So, we are looking at few months from now since you just filed your pitition in July.

Yes, she will send you her last few pay stubs and a letter from her employer stating her starting date, job title, status (full- or part-time), and salary.

You can learn more by reading the guides here.

Good luck.

[Jools 0]

Thanks ladywhite, that makes me feel a bit better about things, i'll just have to talk to her and see how things are likely to go.