When to send documents to fiance after NOA2??Help!

[becool 0]

Hello fellow VJers.

I got approved on feb 20,2009,got my NOA2 on feb 24 and got a letter from NVC o march 4 regarding transfer of case to New Delhi consulate in India.I want to ask when should I send my fiancee I-134 form along with my current year tax return.We are expecting her interview to be in May 2009.Do I need only my current year tax return to support my I-134 form or do I need to send my bank statements?

Also,I have to send her my recent pay stubs.So if her interview is in May will they ask her for april?Or will it be fine if I send her all the paper work now only?

Will it be a problem if the date on the affidavit of support form is of March,2 months before interview?

Please help.Any help is deeply appreciated.

Wishing you all speedy approvals.

Thanks.

[ILuvMyAussieGirl 0]

Hello,

You do not need to send your tax returns. You need to send in an original copy of a letter from your employer (on company letterhead) stating your job title, full time/part time employment, employment start date, and salary. Also include a letter from a bank officer that has your account info (date opened, deposits in 2008-present, etc.) and your 64pay stubs.

That's what I did for the I-134. The instructions on the I-134 didn't ask for tax returns, unless you are self-employed. When you're filing for adjustment of status, the financial support form I-864 is used.

Please check this guide for more information: K-1 visa guide

Edited March 24, 2009 by ILuvMyAussieGirl

[johncali9 6]

Hello all.

You do need to send your tax returns. for 3years for they required it,

[lovica_l 0]

You need your tax returns along with affdvit of support form, 3 most recent pay stubs, and also a bank verification letter.

[ILuvMyAussieGirl 0]

You need your tax returns along with affdvit of support form, 3 most recent pay stubs, and also a bank verification letter.

Where does it say that on the I-134 instructions? In section C, it says "If self-employed: 1. Copy of last income tax return filed; or 2. Report of commercial rating concern."

So if you are not self-employed, section C does not apply to you, why make it more complicated? If you're like most people, an employer letter on company letterhead stating your position, start date, full time/part time status, and salary would suffice. You can also include pay stubs but again, the I-134 instructions didn't mention this. It does mention a letter from a bank official with date account was opened, total amount deposited, and present balance.