I-134 supporting documentation for co-sponsor

[GJ&Rach 12]

Ok, so I'm not working, I'm going to have to use a co-sponsor. a close friend has agreed to do this for me.

So far I have a copy of his tax return, the 2012 1040 (total income 60k) but he didnt send the w2's and all that, 4 weekly pay stubs from april showing 7k YTD, a statement from his employer saying he makes 200$ a week plus commission as a full time salesman.

on the I-134 he didnt fill out the annual income line, life insurance of 250k with 0 cash value, real estate of 190k with mortgage encumbrance of 150k.

Household consists of him and he has a partially dependant daughter who doesnt live with him.

Is this going to be enough?

Oh i also have a copy of the bio page of his passport.

[GJ&Rach 12]

anybody?

[jen_vb 2]

  On 6/20/2013 at 3:43 AM, GJ&Rach said:

Ok, so I'm not working, I'm going to have to use a co-sponsor. a close friend has agreed to do this for me.

So far I have a copy of his tax return, the 2012 1040 (total income 60k) but he didnt send the w2's and all that, 4 weekly pay stubs from april showing 7k YTD, a statement from his employer saying he makes 200$ a week plus commission as a full time salesman.

on the I-134 he didnt fill out the annual income line, life insurance of 250k with 0 cash value, real estate of 190k with mortgage encumbrance of 150k.

Household consists of him and he has a partially dependant daughter who doesnt live with him.

Is this going to be enough?

Oh i also have a copy of the bio page of his passport.

Your friend makes more than enough to co-sponsor. The only problem I can see is that he didn't list his income on the form. If you can get him to correct that, you should be fine. I don't believe you need W2's with the I134. The copy of the tax return should suffice, as well as the pay stubs. It sounds like you have everything in order. Good luck.

[GJ&Rach 12]

well, he's not sure what to list as his income...does he list his base income or his base + commissions based on last year?

[baron555 934]

  On 6/23/2013 at 2:49 PM, jen_vb said:

Your friend makes more than enough to co-sponsor. The only problem I can see is that he didn't list his income on the form. If you can get him to correct that, you should be fine. I don't believe you need W2's with the I134. The copy of the tax return should suffice, as well as the pay stubs. It sounds like you have everything in order. Good luck.

If you are going to use his tax return, then he needs to provide a complete copy of everything he sends to the IRS (which includes the W2s).

The free tax transcripts which are free at no charge from the IRS are best.

You the petitioner ALSO has to complete a 134 form and you'lll ist zero income which establishes why you need a cosponsor.

You'll be sending two 134s to the beneficiary for the interview.

[GJ&Rach 12]

I understand about the 2 I-134's but my co-sponsor works at a sales job where he makes a base amount of about 10k a year, plus commissions. his gross last year was about 60k. so what would he put as his income on the I-134?