Jayways

I am worried about getting my co-sponsors stuff straight since he will
basically be the reason for approval of my fiancee's visa from the support
side. There are no tax returns from him (my dad) since he is a disable veteran
and receives SS and VA and doesnt file taxes. We have gathered all of his
paperwork stating his payments and such, but the I-134 isnt set up to handle
such formalities. It wants tax returns, letters from employers, and pay stubs.
I have my last 2 years W2's, 4 years of IRS return transcripts, pay stubs,
bank records/letters, and a letter from my employer. So I think I am covered
the best I can be. My problem now is how to incoporate my co-sponsor into the
equation. I understand he needs to fill out an I-134 and have it notarized,
but is there anything else (other than the proofs we have gathered of ihs
incomes) that I/he will need to do.

Also a quick question about the form...Am I correct to say that in the section
where it asks for amounts of property, stocks, bonds, life insurance, real
estate, etc...that they should be answered 0 unless I am prepared to provide a
bunch of proofs that these exist and are liquidible?

Any advice is always welcomed and appreciated.

Thanks,
Jason and Angelica
NOA1 - 2/20
NOA2 - 9/3

Sean Hedges

You could go to the VA and the SS department and get some letter or form
from them stipulating that he is indeed receiving the funds you say - I know
you can do that here in Australia and I presume that you can do that there
as well.
You just need to fill out that form totally and anything that you put on
that form you will need to provide evidence of that - the consulate official
may want to see that proof at the interview. Then again they may not - but
it is best to have it in case.
And I think you are right with the evidence for the Stocks, Bonds and Real
Estate.
Normally if you are well over the limit on purely Wages - then basically
that is all they will look at.
But if you are factoring in the income from those Stocks then they may want
to see evidence to support those claims.

You really need to have original evidence to back up all the claims made on
the I-134 Form and make sure that your fiance has them in her possession at
the interview.

Hope this helps..

~Sean




"JAYWAYS" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
    > I am worried about getting my co-sponsors stuff straight since he will
    > basically be the reason for approval of my fiancee's visa from the support
    > side. There are no tax returns from him (my dad) since he is a disable
veteran
    > and receives SS and VA and doesnt file taxes. We have gathered all of his
    > paperwork stating his payments and such, but the I-134 isnt set up to
handle
    > such formalities. It wants tax returns, letters from employers, and pay
stubs.
    > I have my last 2 years W2's, 4 years of IRS return transcripts, pay
stubs,
    > bank records/letters, and a letter from my employer. So I think I am
covered
    > the best I can be. My problem now is how to incoporate my co-sponsor into
the
    > equation. I understand he needs to fill out an I-134 and have it
notarized,
    > but is there anything else (other than the proofs we have gathered of ihs
    > incomes) that I/he will need to do.
    > Also a quick question about the form...Am I correct to say that in the
section
    > where it asks for amounts of property, stocks, bonds, life insurance, real
    > estate, etc...that they should be answered 0 unless I am prepared to
provide a
    > bunch of proofs that these exist and are liquidible?
    > Any advice is always welcomed and appreciated.
    > Thanks,
    > Jason and Angelica
    > NOA1 - 2/20
    > NOA2 - 9/3

Dekkas Angel

I dont care about anyones problems like those of cutenurse. I would rather
attack friendly people. I am a liar and I cant read
I also despise persons from other countries.
"JAYWAYS" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
    > I am worried about getting my co-sponsors stuff straight since he will
    > basically be the reason for approval of my fiancee's visa from the support
    > side. There are no tax returns from him (my dad) since he is a disable
veteran
    > and receives SS and VA and doesnt file taxes. We have gathered all of his
    > paperwork stating his payments and such, but the I-134 isnt set up to
handle
    > such formalities. It wants tax returns, letters from employers, and pay
stubs.
    > I have my last 2 years W2's, 4 years of IRS return transcripts, pay
stubs,
    > bank records/letters, and a letter from my employer. So I think I am
covered
    > the best I can be. My problem now is how to incoporate my co-sponsor into
the
    > equation. I understand he needs to fill out an I-134 and have it
notarized,
    > but is there anything else (other than the proofs we have gathered of ihs
    > incomes) that I/he will need to do.
    > Also a quick question about the form...Am I correct to say that in the
section
    > where it asks for amounts of property, stocks, bonds, life insurance, real
    > estate, etc...that they should be answered 0 unless I am prepared to
provide a
    > bunch of proofs that these exist and are liquidible?
    > Any advice is always welcomed and appreciated.
    > Thanks,
    > Jason and Angelica
    > NOA1 - 2/20
    > NOA2 - 9/3