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[asawako_13 1]

about I-134 affidavit of support i got 2 income tax return 2012 and 2011 and also w2 form will this be enough or wil lthey also need 2010 taxreturn?

[Tintin and Mike 127]

They need at least last 3 years so if you have it, go ahead and send it to your beneficiary. Also you'll need Letter of Employment and at least 3 months of pay stubs

[glenmar 34]

In addition to the the I134 the embassy needs two copies of employment letter, current year tax return and current year W2. The embassy does not need anymore than this. However, " Better to have and not need than to need and not have" . We went to the interview prepared with last 4 years tax transcripts, bank statements and last 6 months pay stubs. Now I get to lug all that ####### back to the states with me. The CO never asked for it. But I also get to escort my beautiful fiancée back to the states with a crisp near visa...

[notusinganymore 31]

about I-134 affidavit of support i got 2 income tax return 2012 and 2011 and also w2 form will this be enough or wil lthey also need 2010 taxreturn?

1040 2012

W2 2012

I -134

Those are the only things asked from me when I had my interview last june 13, 2013. It also says on their instructions to bring the most recent 1040 and w2 so I dont see why you need 3 years. I brought with me his employment letter and online transfers from his employer (hospital) to his bank account and also papers pertaining to his stock and was never asked to give. I initially gave the I134 and the pre screener asked if my fiance has sent any 1040 and w2 with it so I gave him both.

Edited June 14, 2013 by emmandenn

[Bugs 455]

In addition to the the I134 the embassy needs two copies of employment letter, current year tax return and current year W2. The embassy does not need anymore than this. However, " Better to have and not need than to need and not have" . We went to the interview prepared with last 4 years tax transcripts, bank statements and last 6 months pay stubs. Now I get to lug all that ####### back to the states with me. The CO never asked for it. But I also get to escort my beautiful fiancée back to the states with a crisp near visa...

2 copies of employment letter - this means an original and a copy correct? Edited June 15, 2013 by Leon & Mylen

[asawako_13 1]

And 1 thing will it be ok if I only send them 2 months pay stab???

[glenmar 34]

2 copies of employment letter - this means an original and a copy correct?

Yes we submitted the original and a copy.

[Bugs 455]

Yes we submitted the original and a copy.

Thanks!

[YouAreMySong 1]

It also says on their instructions to bring the most recent 1040 and w2 so I dont see why you need 3 years.

This is correct. This 3 year thing is often confused with the Affidavit of Support for AOS (I-184) which asked for the most recent tax, 2nd most recent, 3rd most recent wherein the most recent tax copy is required to be attached , the 2nd & 3rd tax copy are optional to attach but income needs to be written on the form for these years. I hope this clarifies the confusion.

[nj27 2]

Is the employment letter required? Is it just a letter from your boss, or something more official?

[Tahoma 2,292]

Yes we submitted the original and a copy.

Were you asked by the pre-screener or the consular officer to submit both the original and a photocopy, or did you simply submit them without being asked for both?

[glenmar 34]

Were you asked by the pre-screener or the consular officer to submit both the original and a photocopy, or did you simply submit them without being asked for both?

A good question... We were asked by the pre-screener to submit evidence of employment. Since I had the 2 copies (as per the I134 instructions) I gave up both copies. The pre-screener accepted a both copies but did not specifically ask for both.

I would like to correct something I said earlier in this thread. While it is absolutely required to produce an I134 ,now I believe evidence of employment is required at the discretion of the pre-screeners or consul.

The consul did not ask us to submit or show anything.