Submitting Tax Return with I-134

[BradLina 0]

My father is Co-sponsoring for me and is NOT self employed. So if I read and understood what it says on I-134 for Question 7 he does NOT need to submit a Tax return correct? Just 3 or 4 pay stubs. He makes well over the Poverty Line 100,000+.

If he does have to submit one will immigration be upset if he blacks out his SSN?

Edited November 2, 2013 by BradLina

[EndlessStory 53]

I would bring along tax return just to be on the safe side.

[BradLina 0]

I would bring along tax return just to be on the safe side.

Is it ok to Black out his SSN? Or will they get mad?

[EndlessStory 53]

Why would you black out his SSN? Does he have something to hide? If he is willing to be sponsoring then he shouldn't have anything to hide.

You only bring tax return to be on the safe side, do not have to submit it if they did not ask for it or you could provide things like employment letter, length of service with the company, full time staff etc..

You just do not want to risk having to get 221g when you leave the consulate.

[SparklePony 238]

Hi might have to prove he's a US Citizen, as well. I don't understand why he would black out his SSN. These are all government people you'll be dealing with. Besides, if he's acting as co-sponsor, he's going to have to fill out a I-134 form of his own, and won't he have to add in his SSN on that form?