I-134 cosponsor with diversified income streams

[Hakkenouw 19]

I just send out the I-129F this week and am now looking into the necessary documents and evidence for the interview.

My usc fiancee last year's income will probably be hovering around the poverty line and I am thus looking into adding a cosponsor.

Her dad is more than willing to sponsor us, however, he has quite a couple of different income streams so now I'm a little confused on what to include on the I-134.

 

Do you need to include every individual income stream, or as long as you are well above the poverty line with one or two forms of income and show a W-2 it will suffice?

 

He retired from his federal job at the legal age of 57 and he now has a part-time job, a retirement, 401K, and different rentals that are incorporated in individual LLCs.

I am not familiar with the American social security and the job-provided benefit system so I might have forgotten or misstated something.

[Penguin_ie 5,993]

I would list all of them, or at least all that are listed on his tax return, which he will also need to show, because if tax return and income does not match up, USCIS may get confused.

[Hakkenouw 19]

20 hours ago, Penguin_ie said:

I would list all of them, or at least all that are listed on his tax return, which he will also need to show, because if tax return and income does not match up, USCIS may get confused.

 

 

Thank you for your answer, that indeed sounds logical. On the guides here it is stated that as for supporting documents you need; tax returns, W-2, pay stubs, and statements of the banks. So for the assets, mortgages, 401K and retirement plans, we do not need any supporting evidence?

Edited January 26, 2017 by Hakkenouw