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[Meandersen 1]

hi everyone! my fiance and i are preparing for his interview at the US embassy in london. I have my tax return statements for the last two years, a letter from my employer, bank account information, and pay slips. I graduated from college in 2010 then spent that entire year and a half working and traveling around the world with my fiancee. Upon my return I worked full time from September through June and then moved and started a new job this month, August. I earn enough money, but looking at my tax statements it is not evident.

Do i need a co sponser because i have only been working for so long? and will the break in employment cause problems?

[bigdog 376]

No tax filing for 2009 due to school? Your employer letter should stand if it is showing the information needed. You can always take completed sponsor information and forms for a backup. Someone familiar with London should respond to help you the most up to date information.

[KayDeeCee 4,893]

hi everyone! my fiance and i are preparing for his interview at the US embassy in london. I have my tax return statements for the last two years, a letter from my employer, bank account information, and pay slips. I graduated from college in 2010 then spent that entire year and a half working and traveling around the world with my fiancee. Upon my return I worked full time from September through June and then moved and started a new job this month, August. I earn enough money, but looking at my tax statements it is not evident.

Do i need a co sponser because i have only been working for so long? and will the break in employment cause problems?

Current income is what is most important. Check this thread for London specific info: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/350185-london-2012-k1s-from-noa2-to-interview-thread/