I-134 Help

[lifequestion101 5]

Hello everyone,

 

I just have a few questions concerning the documents needed for the I-134, Affidavit of Support.

(1) For the employer letter, are there any other necessary information needed in the body other than the information desired by the government and as stated in the instructions?

(2) For the bond record, what if you do not have or ever had any bonds? Do we not need to show that, or do we have to get something saying 'this person never had any bonds.'?

(3) Also, will the previous/most recent W2 form suffice, along with recent pay stubs? Or do we need to reach deep and provide from years prior?

(4) Lastly, for question 26a, is it asking for people other than the primary beneficiary?

 

Thank ya'll for your time!

[AZSunshine78 437]

3 hours ago, lifequestion101 said:

Hello everyone,

 

I just have a few questions concerning the documents needed for the I-134, Affidavit of Support.

(1) For the employer letter, are there any other necessary information needed in the body other than the information desired by the government and as stated in the instructions?

(2) For the bond record, what if you do not have or ever had any bonds? Do we not need to show that, or do we have to get something saying 'this person never had any bonds.'?

(3) Also, will the previous/most recent W2 form suffice, along with recent pay stubs? Or do we need to reach deep and provide from years prior?

(4) Lastly, for question 26a, is it asking for people other than the primary beneficiary?

 

Thank ya'll for your time!

Which embassy are you working with? Where is your fiancé located?

 

https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/files/form/i-864instr.pdf

 

hopefully this will help you

Edited June 2, 2017 by AZSunshine78

[AZSunshine78 437]

https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/files/form/i-864instr.pdf

[NikLR 13,232]

8 hours ago, lifequestion101 said:

Hello everyone,

 

I just have a few questions concerning the documents needed for the I-134, Affidavit of Support.

(1) For the employer letter, are there any other necessary information needed in the body other than the information desired by the government and as stated in the instructions?

(2) For the bond record, what if you do not have or ever had any bonds? Do we not need to show that, or do we have to get something saying 'this person never had any bonds.'?

(3) Also, will the previous/most recent W2 form suffice, along with recent pay stubs? Or do we need to reach deep and provide from years prior?

(4) Lastly, for question 26a, is it asking for people other than the primary beneficiary?

 

Thank ya'll for your time!

1) nope

2) don't know. 

3) Most recent TAX RETURN with pay stubs is fine.  Do not just send the W2.

4) Yes for other people OTHER than the beneficiary of this I-129F 

[Suss&Camm 2,213]

18 hours ago, lifequestion101 said:

Hello everyone,

 

I just have a few questions concerning the documents needed for the I-134, Affidavit of Support.

(1) For the employer letter, are there any other necessary information needed in the body other than the information desired by the government and as stated in the instructions?

(2) For the bond record, what if you do not have or ever had any bonds? Do we not need to show that, or do we have to get something saying 'this person never had any bonds.'?

(3) Also, will the previous/most recent W2 form suffice, along with recent pay stubs? Or do we need to reach deep and provide from years prior?

(4) Lastly, for question 26a, is it asking for people other than the primary beneficiary?

 

Thank ya'll for your time!

Are you using assets? If not, you don't need to fill in the bond info (or any asset info) and ofc if you don't have any you can't use it anyways

[lifequestion101 5]

Awesome! Thank you all for the responses! It has helped clear the air regarding these questions! 

[lifequestion101 5]

On 6/3/2017 at 0:37 AM, NikLR said:

1) nope

2) don't know. 

3) Most recent TAX RETURN with pay stubs is fine.  Do not just send the W2.

4) Yes for other people OTHER than the beneficiary of this I-129F 

I just one more question. I've read that we should notarize the employer letter, even though its on a thick paper (aka stationary). Would you say its better to be safe than sorry? I wonder how necessary it is when the letter is from the boss.

[KimchiLumpia 315]

14 hours ago, lifequestion101 said:

I just one more question. I've read that we should notarize the employer letter, even though its on a thick paper (aka stationary). Would you say its better to be safe than sorry? I wonder how necessary it is when the letter is from the boss.

I've read no where on this site or others stating that your employment verification letter from your employer should be notarized, as long as its on company letterhead.  

The CO in my fiance's interview didn't even look at the employment verification letter.  Only the tax transcripts showing my income was well above the poverty guidelines.