should I include paycheck stubs?

[avoci 0]

In addition to my taxes, letter of employment, and bank statements, do you think I need copies of paycheck stubs too?

Thanks!

[alix 20]

As far as I know you are supposed to. It doesn't hurt to send anyways.

[YuAndDan 153]

You are doing DCF and I-864 right?

If you read the instructions with I-864, you only need past year's tax information. The instructions state you can include A letter from employer, past 3 years taxes and up to the past 6 months pay stubs if you think they will help your case.

If your income is large enough use the I-864EZ, it requires less documentation, and bank statements are unnecessary.

http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/formsfee/forms/i-864ez.htm

[avoci 0]

You are doing DCF and I-864 right?

If you read the instructions with I-864, you only need past year's tax information. The instructions state you can include A letter from employer, past 3 years taxes and up to the past 6 months pay stubs if you think they will help your case.

If your income is large enough use the I-864EZ, it requires less documentation, and bank statements are unnecessary.

http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/formsfee/forms/i-864ez.htm

I did do form 846EZ (I hope that was right)... according to the requirements, I did meet them, so I did it... SOOO you don't think I need to include pay stubs (it's so much copying). Yes, we are doing DCF for CR1 we started with i 130 (boy, I sure have learned a lot of acronyms)

[YuAndDan 153]

You are doing DCF and I-864 right?

If you read the instructions with I-864, you only need past year's tax information. The instructions state you can include A letter from employer, past 3 years taxes and up to the past 6 months pay stubs if you think they will help your case.

If your income is large enough use the I-864EZ, it requires less documentation, and bank statements are unnecessary.

http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/formsfee/forms/i-864ez.htm

I did do form 846EZ (I hope that was right)... according to the requirements, I did meet them, so I did it... SOOO you don't think I need to include pay stubs (it's so much copying). Yes, we are doing DCF for CR1 we started with i 130 (boy, I sure have learned a lot of acronyms)

you don't need all 6 months worth perhaps only 3, get tax transcripts, the I-864ez form even specifies them and they are free from the IRS. The consulate can even keep them if they want to.

http://www.irs.gov/faqs/faq1-6.html

A note from employer is also helpful. The note from employer should indicate nature of work, if job is temp or perm, and annual salary, and be on company letter head.

[simple_male 1]

In addition to my taxes, letter of employment, and bank statements, do you think I need copies of paycheck stubs too?

Thanks!

Yes, include several copies of your paystubs.

[Veiled Princess 1]

It's always good to have too much instead of too little at the interview

[avoci 0]

It's always good to have too much instead of too little at the interview

I will bring them to the interview, but I meant to send in with packet 3....

[YuAndDan 153]

It's always good to have too much instead of too little at the interview

I will bring them to the interview, but I meant to send in with packet 3....

Most consulates just want the DS-230, and DS-2001 (the check list) sent back, and the rest of the documentation they want brought to the interview. Read the instructions that they send with packet 3 carefully to determine what they want returned from packet 3. Edited October 27, 2006 by YuAndDan

[simple_male 1]

It's always good to have too much instead of too little at the interview

I will bring them to the interview, but I meant to send in with packet 3....

If you mean to send your paystubs to the NVC, yes you should do that.

Edited October 27, 2006 by simple_male