financial support evidence

[Jaynelle 0]

hi! one quick question, my father included only his paystubs and itr as supporting evidences. are these fine? or do i need bank statements and employee certificate as well?

[Old Dominion 26]

hi! one quick question, my father included only his paystubs and itr as supporting evidences. are these fine? or do i need bank statements and employee certificate as well?

It is an incomplete submission -- he must include tax returns, a letter from the bank, and a letter from his employer, as per the instructions.

[pushbrk 12,883]

hi! one quick question, my father included only his paystubs and itr as supporting evidences. are these fine? or do i need bank statements and employee certificate as well?

It is an incomplete submission -- he must include tax returns, a letter from the bank, and a letter from his employer, as per the instructions.

He should definitely include at least one complete tax return or transcript. The best practice is to include three years. If income is sufficient though, he can simply leave blank all asset related questions and skip any letters from banks or other asset related documentation. Employer letter is a good idea but not critical if there are three years taxes.

[LilLoveBug 0]

hi! one quick question, my father included only his paystubs and itr as supporting evidences. are these fine? or do i need bank statements and employee certificate as well?

It is an incomplete submission -- he must include tax returns, a letter from the bank, and a letter from his employer, as per the instructions.

He should definitely include at least one complete tax return or transcript. The best practice is to include three years. If income is sufficient though, he can simply leave blank all asset related questions and skip any letters from banks or other asset related documentation. Employer letter is a good idea but not critical if there are three years taxes.

pushbrk - what would you consider CRITICAL as far as financial evidence goes at the interview? I was going to bring 1 year tax trascript and employee letter. Anything else?

Bug

[pushbrk 12,883]

hi! one quick question, my father included only his paystubs and itr as supporting evidences. are these fine? or do i need bank statements and employee certificate as well?

It is an incomplete submission -- he must include tax returns, a letter from the bank, and a letter from his employer, as per the instructions.

He should definitely include at least one complete tax return or transcript. The best practice is to include three years. If income is sufficient though, he can simply leave blank all asset related questions and skip any letters from banks or other asset related documentation. Employer letter is a good idea but not critical if there are three years taxes.

pushbrk - what would you consider CRITICAL as far as financial evidence goes at the interview? I was going to bring 1 year tax trascript and employee letter. Anything else?

Bug

I would add at least a couple recent pay stubs.

[LilLoveBug 0]

hi! one quick question, my father included only his paystubs and itr as supporting evidences. are these fine? or do i need bank statements and employee certificate as well?

It is an incomplete submission -- he must include tax returns, a letter from the bank, and a letter from his employer, as per the instructions.

He should definitely include at least one complete tax return or transcript. The best practice is to include three years. If income is sufficient though, he can simply leave blank all asset related questions and skip any letters from banks or other asset related documentation. Employer letter is a good idea but not critical if there are three years taxes.

pushbrk - what would you consider CRITICAL as far as financial evidence goes at the interview? I was going to bring 1 year tax trascript and employee letter. Anything else?

Bug

I would add at least a couple recent pay stubs.

I am on 1099's, how would that work?

[pushbrk 12,883]

hi! one quick question, my father included only his paystubs and itr as supporting evidences. are these fine? or do i need bank statements and employee certificate as well?

It is an incomplete submission -- he must include tax returns, a letter from the bank, and a letter from his employer, as per the instructions.

He should definitely include at least one complete tax return or transcript. The best practice is to include three years. If income is sufficient though, he can simply leave blank all asset related questions and skip any letters from banks or other asset related documentation. Employer letter is a good idea but not critical if there are three years taxes.

pushbrk - what would you consider CRITICAL as far as financial evidence goes at the interview? I was going to bring 1 year tax trascript and employee letter. Anything else?

Bug

I would add at least a couple recent pay stubs.

I am on 1099's, how would that work?

I don't know. How WOULD that work. I had pay stubs for my I-134 but am on 1099's now. I don't get "checks", just direct deposits, so if I were doing it again today, I'd include some bank statements.

[LilLoveBug 0]

hi! one quick question, my father included only his paystubs and itr as supporting evidences. are these fine? or do i need bank statements and employee certificate as well?

It is an incomplete submission -- he must include tax returns, a letter from the bank, and a letter from his employer, as per the instructions.

He should definitely include at least one complete tax return or transcript. The best practice is to include three years. If income is sufficient though, he can simply leave blank all asset related questions and skip any letters from banks or other asset related documentation. Employer letter is a good idea but not critical if there are three years taxes.

pushbrk - what would you consider CRITICAL as far as financial evidence goes at the interview? I was going to bring 1 year tax trascript and employee letter. Anything else?

Bug

I would add at least a couple recent pay stubs.

I am on 1099's, how would that work?

I don't know. How WOULD that work. I had pay stubs for my I-134 but am on 1099's now. I don't get "checks", just direct deposits, so if I were doing it again today, I'd include some bank statements.

Thanks pushbrk ... yes I also get direct deposits. I will include a years worth of bank statements

[johnm 0]

Quick question if anyone knows: I took some time off and didn't need to file tax returns for the last few years. I have a job now but recently started in the last 6 months. I have a co-sponsor who meets the guidelines. Does anyone know if this will be okay.

[dilbert30 0]

PushBrk-

If income of the petitioner is sufficiently above poverty level (assuming poverty level is 15,000-17,000?) do we need to fill other parts for affidavit of support such as

1. Stocks, Bonds - I do have some of these

2. Bank statement - easy to get

3. House - do we need any proof for the value?

4. Mortgage on House - easy to get this as well, since it is a part of my bank. Thanks.

[pushbrk 12,883]

PushBrk-

If income of the petitioner is sufficiently above poverty level (assuming poverty level is 15,000-17,000?) do we need to fill other parts for affidavit of support such as

1. Stocks, Bonds - I do have some of these

2. Bank statement - easy to get

3. House - do we need any proof for the value?

4. Mortgage on House - easy to get this as well, since it is a part of my bank. Thanks.

When income is clearly sufficient, you may simply leave blank all asset related questions on the I-134 or I-864.

[dilbert30 0]

Push Brk - What's the poverty level ??? How much is typically considered significantly above the poverty level - 30%?? 50%? 100%?

[pushbrk 12,883]

Push Brk - What's the poverty level ??? How much is typically considered significantly above the poverty level - 30%?? 50%? 100%?

Comfortably above the 125% of poverty level for your household size. Simply Google "125% of poverty level".