I - 134 question.....

[appleegg 0]

Aloha,

we are sooooooooooo close now, the stamp is licked, but.....

.......in sending in my I - 134 affidavit of support, i will be attaching my most recent income tax return - which is a joint filling with my ex-wife. it doesnt really identify my individual income, so is the income that i write down on question 7 pretty much all they have to go on?

and also, with quite a good size of cash in accounts and stocks, will that also help my case?

thank you in advance to any who can help ease my worries.

mahalo, eric

[Ana and Dan 0]

Aloha,

we are sooooooooooo close now, the stamp is licked, but.....

.......in sending in my I - 134 affidavit of support, i will be attaching my most recent income tax return - which is a joint filling with my ex-wife. it doesnt really identify my individual income, so is the income that i write down on question 7 pretty much all they have to go on?

and also, with quite a good size of cash in accounts and stocks, will that also help my case?

thank you in advance to any who can help ease my worries.

mahalo, eric

What about the letter from the bank stating your balance and total amount of deposits from the past year? Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe a letter from the bank and letter from your employer stating you yearly income is required for the I-134.

[William33 110]

Aloha,

we are sooooooooooo close now, the stamp is licked, but.....

.......in sending in my I - 134 affidavit of support, i will be attaching my most recent income tax return - which is a joint filling with my ex-wife. it doesnt really identify my individual income, so is the income that i write down on question 7 pretty much all they have to go on?

Your individual income is identified by your required W-2. If not included, do so now.

and also, with quite a good size of cash in accounts and stocks, will that also help my case?

thank you in advance to any who can help ease my worries.

mahalo, eric

If your individual income exceeds the poverty line of income, you are meeting the guidelines. If you meet or exceed the guidelines, then you have nothing to worry about on this aspect of the process.

Edited September 5, 2006 by William33