i-134 tax w-2/tax returns

[skparker 0]

So I am just researching other peoples questions so i would have to post one...but i cant seem to get the straight answer im looking for so im just going to ask

I am getting all the i-134 information ready for my fiance, as he is supposed to receive packet 3 any day now.

First of all....does any one have a link to the supposed more recent i-134 affadavit? supposedly this copy has no where that it has to be notarized? according to the uscis website, they are still giving the regular form with the notary space at the bottom. Anyone have this new form?

Next question...(i dont know if it matters from embassy to embassy...but our interview is at the us embassy in london), i copied my w-2 from 07' (most recent filings i have), and i have a copy of my 1040EZ. Do I need to give them copies of both of these? is it needed?

my main question....do i need 3 years or 1 year past w-2 or tax returns??

do you need to turn in just w-2's or/and ur tax returns?

i am not the main sponsor of my fiance because i didnt really make a lot last year, like i did this year. so my dad is the co-sponsor....so will i just need maybe copies of my fathers w-2 or tax forms AND mine anyway or just his?

THANKS!

[Y's_habibitk 2]

the new form is on the uscis website. the instructions clearly state that it is not necessary to have it notorized.

look under the section "execution of affidavit" it states you are "signing under penalty of perjury and for this reason it is not necessary to sign in front of a notary"

http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/i-134instr.pdf

I think it says you CAN include 3 years tax transcripts..thats what we are doing, i would rather be safe than sorry

Good luck on the interview

Lisa

Edited January 28, 2009 by Y_habibitk

[skparker 0]

the new form is on the uscis website. the instructions clearly state that it is not necessary to have it notorized.

look under the section "execution of affidavit" it states you are "signing under penalty of perjury and for this reason it is not necessary to sign in front of a notary"

http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/i-134instr.pdf

I think it says you CAN include 3 years tax transcripts..thats what we are doing, i would rather be safe than sorry

Good luck on the interview

Lisa

Lisa,

What do you mean by a tax transcript?

Do you mean the tax returns??

Thanks again for your response!!!

Kristine

[Dakine 26]

the new form is on the uscis website. the instructions clearly state that it is not necessary to have it notorized.

look under the section "execution of affidavit" it states you are "signing under penalty of perjury and for this reason it is not necessary to sign in front of a notary"

http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/i-134instr.pdf

I think it says you CAN include 3 years tax transcripts..thats what we are doing, i would rather be safe than sorry

Good luck on the interview

Lisa

Lisa,

What do you mean by a tax transcript?

Do you mean the tax returns??

Thanks again for your response!!!

Kristine

You can get tax transcripts from IRS. They are MUCH more valid than copies of tax returns.

Call 24/7 I-800 829-1040. They are free and take about 7 days to get.

[Y's_habibitk 2]

yes, what haole said.

you can also print the form out and then fax it in. i got mine in like 5 days or so if i remember right..i ordered them WAY early lol

http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f4506t.pdf

http://www.irs.gov/individuals/article/0,,id=110571,00.html

Lisa

[SingleCharles 0]

the new form is on the uscis website. the instructions clearly state that it is not necessary to have it notorized.

Thanks Lisa! You rock!