I-134 Affidavit of Support

[andy28 0]

Hey guys!

Lately I've been very nervous trying to make sure my fiance and I have all our documents in order for our interview in Rio, March 6th.

My co-sponsor sent my copies of her tax returns and they aren't official or anything. 2 of the years are written by hand and aren't typed or anything.

Is it o.k. to use these copies? I read we just needed copies and didn't see anything saying they had to be official from the IRS.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

thanks,

andy

[scy 0]

Hey guys!

Lately I've been very nervous trying to make sure my fiance and I have all our documents in order for our interview in Rio, March 6th.

My co-sponsor sent my copies of her tax returns and they aren't official or anything. 2 of the years are written by hand and aren't typed or anything.

Is it o.k. to use these copies? I read we just needed copies and didn't see anything saying they had to be official from the IRS.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

thanks,

andy

As long as the copies are legible and had been signed by the cosponsor you will be fine. If you're still concern you can ask your cosponsor to request tax returns transcripts from the IRS. Those are official copies of tax returns and will serve your purposes.

[Peter Miami 0]

ditto.

Peter Miami

[motu 5]

I sent unsigned copies (because I had filed electronically) for the K1 interview as well as for the AOS (Green card) process. Since yours are from a co-sponsor maybe getting them signed will be better. Good luck

[SnowXTC 1]

In our packet, there was two sets of instructions for doing this and they varied slightly with each other, but from us they are getting signed copies of my tax returns even though they were filed electronically as well as a notorized letter from me stating that the tax returns are exactly as they were filed with the IRS.

Having your co-sponsor send a notorized letter that the returns are exactly as they were filed with the IRS should make them happy. Your co-sponsor may also want to include a notorized letter stating that they are aware of what they are doing and that they understand what is required of them.

[damulag 26]

Send in copies of your w-2s or 1099 to show that the numbers on the forms are for real. Call the irs and request transcripts for free.