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Ok, another question here. I have all my hubbies tax records, however I had a question about the "employer letter" and the "bank letter".

My husband owns his own company, so what should the "employer letter" state? I just have no idea. Brain is Fried at this point?

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Have you considered using I-864EZ?

I-864EZ only requires past year's IRS return.

If income is above 125% povertyline, then use the I-864EZ, it only requires last years simple IRS transcript, or copy of Tax return (1040/1099/W2) Employer letter is optional, I-864EZ is for: (NO asset data like bank letters, NO joint sponsor and one immigrant).

http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/men...00045f3d6a1RCRD

We used I-864EZ and only included past 3 years IRS transcripts.

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