Another affidavit of support question for CDJ

[Ed & Luz 2]

Hello,

Let me just say that I have found this site very helpful, thanks to all that have contributed their experiences.

My question is should I find a co sponser for my I-134 for interview in Cuidad Juarez?

My finace and her two children (K1/K2) have interview first week of september at consulate CDJ. I have been with my current employeer since sept2010 and this sept will be 1 year with them, before this I was unemployeed for almost 14 months (got severence package so spent almost all time in Mexico with fiance) I have employement verification letter stating that my position is permanent, date I started and yearly income of 32600 (meet 125% poverty line for 4 people)but my 2010 tax return only shows 10000 income since I only worked 4 months in 2010.

My 2009 taxes show income of 19000 since only worked 6 months, any advice/what should I do? Is employement letter and 6 months of recent paystubs enough?

Thanks,

Ed.

[J and S 38]

From what I've seen on the forums, you should be fine as long as you have a letter from your employer stating your salary and job security (on official letterhead), and several copies of your pay stubs. (I pulled that information from similar threads I remember reading btw, but I'm not 100% sure)

If it makes you feel more comfortable, getting a co-sponsor may be helpful.

Edited August 4, 2011 by J and S

[Ed & Luz 2]

Thanks, I have been searching the CDJ reviews and seems like they are pretty relaxed on financial proof..maybe I'm just worrying to much.

Still unsure what to do, I really don't have anyone to co sponser me. Anyone else have advice? I read ChrisWR's review #8048 about their Cd. Juarez interview and got me worried.

[KayDeeCee 4,893]

Thanks, I have been searching the CDJ reviews and seems like they are pretty relaxed on financial proof..maybe I'm just worrying to much.

Still unsure what to do, I really don't have anyone to co sponser me. Anyone else have advice? I read ChrisWR's review #8048 about their Cd. Juarez interview and got me worried.

They filed for a spousal visa and had to use the I-864. Also, from what I read in their post, their partial income was from Mexico and would not continue in the US. Their situation was completely different from yours. They are pretty lax about the finances when going through CDJ for a K-1. Some have even gone through with a co-sponsor because they knew they did not make enough, and CDJ did not even bother to take the co-sponsor paperwork and still approved them. With your letter from the employer, and having worked there for a year, you should be fine. You meet the 125% level, and that is all you need. Bring a few of your most recent pay stubs as well. Good luck!