benjigolfpro

Hi everyone,

Since being introduced to this forum it has been a wealth of information to settle my nerves. I have got my interview at the London embassy this week and like most people, I'm going through to make sure I have everything I need.

I'm happy with the list given on the us embassy website for the interview, but I have a question regarding proof of employment/income. I currently work for a UK company and once we move to the USA I shall continue to work for that company. What evidence do I need to take to my interview that would be acceptable?

I was thinking along the lines of a 6 month contract to show i will have income for a minimum period, or would my current contract and copies of bank statements showing my salary for the past few years be ok?

Any other tips or suggestions are welcome

Thanks

Ben

ian-mstm

If your fiancée or wife (we don't know which visa you're after, because you don't actually say) has sufficient finances on her own to complete the I-134 or I-864 respectively, then your income is irrelevant and you don't need any evidence.

Perhaps you could give us a bit more information about the visa, and whether sufficient finances are already available.

Ian

benjigolfpro

It is K1 visa. My fiancee doesn't currently earn enough on her own salary to cover me, but we had got a completed form I-134 to take with me that has been completed by my fiancee's parents.

During the interview, as mobile phones are permitted, can showing the CO Facebook pages of our relationship history as evidence or do things need to be printed?

Noorah101

In that case, you don't need to bring any evidence of your own employment at all.

You don't need to show such evidence. If something of this nature were required, you'd need to show paper evidence...but it's not...so don't worry about it.

Rene