Couple more questions about the I-134

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These questions are for anyone who has been interviewed in Manila recently. What do they require as evidence for the I-134? The instuctions on the form say to submit a letter from employer, letter from bank, etc. However, the embassy website says to submit a copy of last year's tax return. Should I just send the tax return, or should I send the tax return along with the letter from my employer, bank letter, and recent pay stubs? Also, I read some debate here as to whether or not you need the actual tax return or if a transcript is acceptable. Anyone know about that?

And now a general question about the I-134...We just received NOA2 recently, and as this site suggests, I've begun to get evidence for the I-134 together already. The interview at the embassy probably won't be until around November. Would a bank letter, employer letter, paystubs, etc. dated from July and August be not current enough for the interview?

Thanks in advance, fellow journeymen (and women).

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You will find lots of info re the I-134 in the archived Manila thread. Manila has requirements specific to them so it may also pay you to check out the Manila posts in the Regional Forums by clicking on HERE