I-134 and new job with current job

[acabrera7186 10]

hey guys i recently got a new job so now i have two do i still need a letter and pay stubs of this new job to go with my I-134 along with my letter with the current job thanks

[LibCampFireClub 635]

hey guys i recently got a new job so now i have two do i still need a letter and pay stubs of this new job to go with my I-134 along with my letter with the current job thanks

You should provide information that includes all your income, jobs, assets, tax returns, employer letters if their willing, and a partridge in a pear tree.

[acabrera7186 10]

Lol ok

[acabrera7186 10]

another question is I made 15,000 last year with my income and currently got another job now I was calculating with this job I will be making 16,000 so in total it would be 31,000 with my current job and this new job now can I combine both of these income for the affidavit of support i live with my mother but i don't put her on my taxes and neither does she so it would still be considered household of 2 correct

[LibCampFireClub 635]

another question is I made 15,000 last year with my income and currently got another job now I was calculating with this job I will be making 16,000 so in total it would be 31,000 with my current job and this new job now can I combine both of these income for the affidavit of support i live with my mother but i don't put her on my taxes and neither does she so it would still be considered household of 2 correct

You should list ALL jobs and ALL income and also make sure you file your tax return for 2013. As for your living arrangements, unless you've declared someone on your tax return as a dependent, then they are NOT considered part of the household. Meaning, you do not rely on her for support and vice versa. The way you describe is a household of one (1).

Edited March 8, 2014 by ExExpat

[acabrera7186 10]

yeah i did my income tax already ok so everything looks good from what i explain right with the 2 jobs i wouldn't need a co sponsor

[KayDeeCee 4,893]

Yes, you add your 2 incomes together to get your income total to list on the I-134. Provide proof of both incomes. You would have a household of 2, you and the foreign fiance(e). No one can have less than a household size of 2.

[acabrera7186 10]

Ok thanks