I-134 random question

[Henry&Rebecca 39]

Hello,

Just a random question about the I-134: If my income is enough (actually, much more than enough) to meet the requirement for the affidavit of support, but I also have funds in savings account, am I obligated to report them on the I-134 as well? Or should I just leave that part empty, and not bother with getting a statement from my bank, and focus only on my employer letter and tax return stuff?

[X Factor 1,112]

I didn't get letter from the bank. I just included the last 3 month bank statement, W-2, tax returns, last 4 pay stubs and a letter from my employer.

[Pinkrlion 2,716]

Hello,

Just a random question about the I-134: If my income is enough (actually, much more than enough) to meet the requirement for the affidavit of support, but I also have funds in savings account, am I obligated to report them on the I-134 as well? Or should I just leave that part empty, and not bother with getting a statement from my bank, and focus only on my employer letter and tax return stuff?

I exceed the guidelines for income, therefore I only entered information in that column and left the rest blank. Also, I only provided proof of the income: W-2's for 2011 and 2010, Payroll stubs for the past 6 months (not paid in the summer), letter from employer, and tax transcripts for 2011, and 2010.

[del-2-5-2014 1,339]

Hello,

Just a random question about the I-134: If my income is enough (actually, much more than enough) to meet the requirement for the affidavit of support, but I also have funds in savings account, am I obligated to report them on the I-134 as well? Or should I just leave that part empty, and not bother with getting a statement from my bank, and focus only on my employer letter and tax return stuff?

Gowon thinks that, even if only one evidence is enough, submitting multiple evidences if available is prudent.

[Reyan 56]

I only submitted my current income which was well over the 125% poverty level for the I-134, and included a few months paystub and employment letter verifying my salary.

[KayDeeCee 4,893]

Hello,

Just a random question about the I-134: If my income is enough (actually, much more than enough) to meet the requirement for the affidavit of support, but I also have funds in savings account, am I obligated to report them on the I-134 as well? Or should I just leave that part empty, and not bother with getting a statement from my bank, and focus only on my employer letter and tax return stuff?

If you meet the requirements with income alone, then no, no need to list assets at all. Listing assets is not a requirement. Simply leave that section blank and no need to provide bank statements. Provide your most recent tax transcript and prove your current income with a letter from your employer and most recent pay stub(s).

Edited September 16, 2012 by Jay-Kay

[Henry&Rebecca 39]

Thanks a bunch guys!