My employer doesn't have the letterhead...

[Sally Elle 0]

This has just been on my mind.

When I was getting things ready for the I-134, my current employer/manager told me she didn't have the letterhead to print the letter of employment. I had printed off 3 most recent pay stubs, my W2 forms, bank statements.

I also have my step-father as a co-sponsor for us. He does have his letter of employment -- one of them it was difficult to get a letter --...but he also had all of his recent pay stubs, w2 forms, bank statements.

Do you think this will be sufficient for the interview?

Edited June 7, 2014 by Sally Elle

[PBJ 60]

You have plenty! At London they will take the i-134 and one supporting document... they are not interested in anything else.

I'd like to add that Co-sponsor is possibly an inaccurate and misleading term. The short of it is, the beneficiary needs a single sponsor who must meet the threshold requirements, so if you as USC cannot achieve this on your own then your step-father is the single sponsor of this application. You do not need documentation for yourself.

I will admit that I prepared it in the same way (sponsor and co-sponsor), but it is not necessary.

Good luck! Everything will be fine!

[jptl85 25]

My fiancé's employer didn't have a letterhead, so they just typed their company name and address..

However, at the interview they only asked for i-134 and tax return... but i think it is different for everyone depending on CO.