Original version or photocopy of evidence for I-134

[Elliott & Nickey 19]

I currently have a copy of the employment letter required as evidence for the affidavit of support. Would that be sufficient or would I require the original version of the letter? 

Edited March 31, 2018 by Elliott & Nickey
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[Wuozopo 4,293]

Typically it is best practice to have forms and letters signed with the "wet ink" signature for your interview. But if you have tax transcripts, pay stubs, or financial statements, I know those can be photocopies. London would probably let you off with a photocopy. They aren't that strict unless you have a really dodgy case full of red flags. 

[Elliott & Nickey 19]

41 minutes ago, Wuozopo said:

Typically it is best practice to have forms and letters signed with the "wet ink" signature for your interview. But if you have tax transcripts, pay stubs, or financial statements, I know those can be photocopies. London would probably let you off with a photocopy. They aren't that strict unless you have a really dodgy case full of red flags. 

That's good to hear, as my interview is pretty is soon and I don't think I've got time for it to be sent in the mail. Thank you.

[ambrella 62]

 My fiance employment letter was sent to him from HR electronically as a .pdf so we didn't have a wet signature. I also provided bank statement print outs and w2 and all was fine. 

 

I think as long as they earn enough they don't care. I heard the lady before me had provided w2 and bank letter and they weren't happy with this and asked for her most recent tax return as well. So I can only assume her earnings were close to the poverty line limit. 

[Elliott & Nickey 19]

11 hours ago, ambrella said:

 My fiance employment letter was sent to him from HR electronically as a .pdf so we didn't have a wet signature. I also provided bank statement print outs and w2 and all was fine. 

 

I think as long as they earn enough they don't care. I heard the lady before me had provided w2 and bank letter and they weren't happy with this and asked for her most recent tax return as well. So I can only assume her earnings were close to the poverty line limit. 

I was only able to get my hands on the employment letter as evidence, but $81k for 5 people is way above the line. Is taking one piece of evidence going to cause any issues do you think?

[Wuozopo 4,293]

3 hours ago, Elliott & Nickey said:

I was only able to get my hands on the employment letter as evidence, but $81k for 5 people is way above the line. Is taking one piece of evidence going to cause any issues do you think?

They have accepted employment letter only on a number of people in the past. Doesn't she have a tax return or transcript she could email you as backup? 

[Elliott & Nickey 19]

17 hours ago, Wuozopo said:

They have accepted employment letter only on a number of people in the past. Doesn't she have a tax return or transcript she could email you as backup? 

I'll see what I can get a hold of, hopefully a tax transcript as you say.