I-134

[mareli 0]

I am not sure how I am supposed to fill out section 7 on the I-134 form when I have two part-time jobs? Should I attach a separate piece of paper and say - Please see attachment: "Question 7 - Employment information"? Do I need to have both of my Employers write letters regarding my employment?

I have been at both of my jobs for less than 6 months and I don't have a tax return from last year because I was a full-time student and earned way less than $15,000. I earn a decent amount of money now but I am planning on having a co-sponsor because I haven't been at these jobs for very long and I plan on moving back to my home state with my fiance shortly after we get married.

I am worried because neither I or my co-sponsor have a lot of money in our savings accounts at the moment. My co-sponsor owns their house and has a good income, but will this be considered sufficient?

[mareli 0]

No one has any advice for me?

[Jesse and Hema 2]

You can fill out one I-134 for both jobs. Put the combined income amount. For employer info (name, industry), I'd say you can put "see attached sheet" where you have the detail about your two jobs. Back that up with all supporting documentation for both jobs, including an employer letter for each.

I've seen people do a few variations of this, like putting only the primary employer's name on the I-134 but then providing pay stubs, etc from both, or putting the primary employer's name with an asterisk... I think as long as the information is clear, you'll be ok.

FWIW, the requirement is 125% poverty level, which is $17,000 and change for a household of two (the intending immigrant is counted for household size)

Good luck!

[mareli 0]

You can fill out one I-134 for both jobs. Put the combined income amount. For employer info (name, industry), I'd say you can put "see attached sheet" where you have the detail about your two jobs. Back that up with all supporting documentation for both jobs, including an employer letter for each.

I've seen people do a few variations of this, like putting only the primary employer's name on the I-134 but then providing pay stubs, etc from both, or putting the primary employer's name with an asterisk... I think as long as the information is clear, you'll be ok.

FWIW, the requirement is 125% poverty level, which is $17,000 and change for a household of two (the intending immigrant is counted for household size)

Good luck!

Thank you for the reply! This forum is awesome. It is really nice to be able to get other people's opinions and advice! Are you or your fiance from Trinidad or Tobago? I've been to Tobago. It is so beautiful there. The rain forest, beaches and sunsets are incredible.

[Jesse and Hema 2]

Thank you for the reply! This forum is awesome. It is really nice to be able to get other people's opinions and advice! Are you or your fiance from Trinidad or Tobago? I've been to Tobago. It is so beautiful there. The rain forest, beaches and sunsets are incredible.

She's from Trinidad. I haven't been there, but I've heard that both islands are quite beautiful (minus the cities, of course). Tobago is more of a tourist/resort destination than is Trinidad, and there's a few resorts there that I hope to definitely check out in the near future. When their rates are converted to USD, they are comparable to a night at a Best Western!!