Support Aff questions

[KJC 1]

My wife (the US sponsor) currently meets the financial requirement, however she graduated from college 2 and a half years ago and just got a steady job last summer. She attached a letter to the I-134 explaining why the 2004, 2005, and 2006 tax records were none/few, but is concerned the I-864 will be stricter.

Another concern is, the aff wants copies of all your W2 forms from the past year (at the time of filing the I-134 we did not have them yet) and she has 10-20 from various temp jobs, etc. Will this hurt us? She still has copies of the IRS tax transcripts from the I-134, do we need fresh copies or will those in addition to the 2007 tax info be sufficient?

The I-864 doesn't ask for a bank letter (we'll request one anyway- good idea?), and it wants 6 months worth of paycheck stubs. She is missing the stub from one payment, but she'll get a print out of her job, so we're hoping that will be OK. Also it doesn't look like this aff needs to be certified.

Edited May 26, 2008 by KJC

[EstebanTrabajos 7]

My wife (the US sponsor) currently meets the financial requirement, however she graduated from college 2 and a half years ago and just got a steady job last summer. She attached a letter to the I-134 explaining why the 2004, 2005, and 2006 tax records were none/few, but is concerned the I-864 will be stricter.

Another concern is, the aff wants copies of all your W2 forms from the past year (at the time of filing the I-134 we did not have them yet) and she has 10-20 from various temp jobs, etc. Will this hurt us? She still has copies of the IRS tax transcripts from the I-134, do we need fresh copies or will those in addition to the 2007 tax info be sufficient?

The I-864 doesn't ask for a bank letter (we'll request one anyway- good idea?), and it wants 6 months worth of paycheck stubs. She is missing the stub from one payment, but she'll get a print out of her job, so we're hoping that will be OK. Also it doesn't look like this aff needs to be certified.

1. No, there won't be any problem concerning the abscence of tax returns, my wife didn't file for the 2004, 2005, 2006 cause her earnings were nearly nothing since she was in college as well, she just sent a letter explaining the reason and we didn't get any problems from USCIS. I've had my GC since 1 month ago.

2. My guess is that those will be alright, since you have the IRS transcripts and last year's documentation.

3. We didnt submit any letters from the bank, just bank statements w/both our names.

Edited May 27, 2008 by GueraYTavo