my husband worked in the philippines for a year

[daisychain 0]

A VJ member shared to me his experience. He worked abroad for 3 years and NVC requested his foreign income tax returns prior to working in the US. I'm dealing with the US embassy, not the NVC, but I'm kinda worried that the same rules might apply. Should I also submit my husband's income tax return issued in the philippines to go with the I-134?

[daisychain 0]

oh i'm also wondering if foreign income should be indicated in the I-134. We have a co-sponsor in the US by the way (his mom), if that would make a difference. =)

[Stepbrow 0]

oh i'm also wondering if foreign income should be indicated in the I-134. We have a co-sponsor in the US by the way (his mom), if that would make a difference. =)

Hi Daisy,

I can tell you are worrying about this a lot. After all your interview is coming up soon. If you go to the guides, you can look at an I-134. I think if you do this many of your questions will be answered. The I-134 only asks for current income, not from previous years. You can provide previous tax returns foreign or US. The co-sponsor must complete their own I-134. Tax returns, while not required, are good to have for the interview as a back up. So, I recommend that you take a look at the form. Then you will know precisely what you must submit, and once you have a of the required docs. you can relax a bit. Best wishes.