I have no Bank Statement For Affidavitt

[masterpiece91 0]

Hi All,

i have a checking account which serves for me as a revolving account which means i really do not have much of a balance in there most of the time. Because of this i do not want to include any of my bank statements. As far as my income i make close to 46k a year. Will that be enough? I already have my employer letter and my 4 last pay stubs and i have my tax transcripts for the last 4 years.

I also do have a savings account but i only have about 1500 not more than that for now. So will all this be enough? Could someone from Ecuador who has gone through this process write to me please. As well as anyone else! :-)

[Zee Bee 61]

I was under the impression that if you met the poverty guidelines on income alone then you do not need the statement from the bank.

[Jason-Sasha 1]

I had no staement from bank, had all other evidence. but i think every embassy is different. though, your income and tax history should be enough. Letter from employer is good also. Dont sweat the bank statement.

[Mononoke28 135]

If your income is good enough, you only need your tax returns, pay stubs and letter of employer to prove what your income is.

Diana

[웃 910]

That type of annual income with a tax return to back it up is proof enough. I just got my I-134 notarized and the bank teller did not even look at any of the numbers. I could have had 100 million dollars for my annual income and she still would have notarized it!

[masterpiece91 0]

That type of annual income with a tax return to back it up is proof enough. I just got my I-134 notarized and the bank teller did not even look at any of the numbers. I could have had 100 million dollars for my annual income and she still would have notarized it!

Well the Notary only serves as a witness that it was actually you the person who signed that form. It's like making a sworn statement but really they don't care anything about the amount of money. Anyways, all i have to show is my income evidence so that is all they are going to get.