I-134 Supporting evidence as a (recently) self-employed individual

[gwy309 0]

Hello, 

 

Advice is greatly appreciated as I fill out the I-134 form (as the petitioner) for the K1 visa.

I was laid off recently from my employer. Since being laid off, I have transitioned to freelance self-employment until I can land my next full-time role.

In terms of evidence of financial support for my fiancé, this is what I have:
 

• My 2022 tax transcript, which meets (and surpasses) the federal poverty guideline for my household size (2).
• The 2023 income I've made thus far from my ex-employer also meets the poverty guidelines for this year, and I can provide those previous paystubs.
   

My questions are:
 

1. Are the tax transcripts coupled with the last 6 months of paystubs sufficient on their own?
2. Even though I exceed the poverty guideline for my household size, should I still disclose proof of assets with a statement from my bank? I'm worried my evidence may be up for more scrutiny as a recent self-employed freelancer.
3. Lastly, as a self-employed freelancer, should I provide more current evidence of financials, such as a recently paid invoice from a client?

 

Am I overthinking this? I would greatly appreciate advice from experienced individuals. I want to make sure I am providing sufficient evidence of financial support for when my fiancé has his interview.

Thank you folks.

[Boiler 45,501]

Simpler solution, London allows K1 to self sponsor, they do not see to look for a lot.

[gwy309 0]

On 8/13/2023 at 5:02 PM, Boiler said:

Simpler solution, London allows K1 to self sponsor, they do not see to look for a lot.

Thanks for your reply and insight on the London embassy. Are you suggesting I complete the "Beneficiary's Assets" part on the I-134?

[Boiler 45,501]

1 minute ago, GM300 said:

Thanks for your reply and insight on the London embassy. Are you suggesting I complete the "Beneficiary's Assets" part on the I-134?

 

I was the beneficiary and did it all myself. I was surprised how uninterested they were. I took everything.

 

But the I 134 is a joke, I 864 is the serious one.