I-134 concern
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I was laid off by my employer. I received an 8 month severance package.
I got the letter from my employer prior to the layoff.
And I make much more than the 125% poverty level requirement.
But I am concerned that the INS will deny my fiance's visa without recent
paycheck stubs.
Anyone know their policy on this?
Should I be concerned?
I got the letter from my employer prior to the layoff.
And I make much more than the 125% poverty level requirement.
But I am concerned that the INS will deny my fiance's visa without recent
paycheck stubs.
Anyone know their policy on this?
Should I be concerned?
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The question is how recent do they need to be?
I don't know the answer..
I don't know the answer..
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What country? Can't you use your tax returns?
"JMott" wrote in message
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> I was laid off by my employer. I received an 8 month severance package.
> I got the letter from my employer prior to the layoff.
> And I make much more than the 125% poverty level requirement.
> But I am concerned that the INS will deny my fiance's visa without recent
> paycheck stubs.
> Anyone know their policy on this?
> Should I be concerned?
"JMott" wrote in message
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> I was laid off by my employer. I received an 8 month severance package.
> I got the letter from my employer prior to the layoff.
> And I make much more than the 125% poverty level requirement.
> But I am concerned that the INS will deny my fiance's visa without recent
> paycheck stubs.
> Anyone know their policy on this?
> Should I be concerned?
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I am a USC. I can provide tax returns for the past 7 years, but I've seen
posts where they mention that they took their paystubs with them. Are
paystubs required for the Consulate interview?
"Ronald Austin" wrote in message
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> What country? Can't you use your tax returns?
> "JMott" wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > I was laid off by my employer. I received an 8 month severance package.
> > I got the letter from my employer prior to the layoff.
> > And I make much more than the 125% poverty level requirement.
> > But I am concerned that the INS will deny my fiance's visa without
recent
> > paycheck stubs.
> > Anyone know their policy on this?
> > Should I be concerned?
> >
> >
> >
> >
posts where they mention that they took their paystubs with them. Are
paystubs required for the Consulate interview?
"Ronald Austin" wrote in message
news:PVD%[email protected]...
> What country? Can't you use your tax returns?
> "JMott" wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > I was laid off by my employer. I received an 8 month severance package.
> > I got the letter from my employer prior to the layoff.
> > And I make much more than the 125% poverty level requirement.
> > But I am concerned that the INS will deny my fiance's visa without
recent
> > paycheck stubs.
> > Anyone know their policy on this?
> > Should I be concerned?
> >
> >
> >
> >
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A pay stub requirement I haven't really heard BUT they say it helps to have
a Letter from the employer that states your annual salary and how long you
have been employed.
"JMott" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I am a USC. I can provide tax returns for the past 7 years, but I've seen
> posts where they mention that they took their paystubs with them. Are
> paystubs required for the Consulate interview?
> "Ronald Austin" wrote in message
> news:PVD%[email protected]...
> > What country? Can't you use your tax returns?
> >
> >
> > "JMott" wrote in message
> > news:[email protected]...
> > > I was laid off by my employer. I received an 8 month severance
package.
> > > I got the letter from my employer prior to the layoff.
> > > And I make much more than the 125% poverty level requirement.
> > > But I am concerned that the INS will deny my fiance's visa without
> recent
> > > paycheck stubs.
> > > Anyone know their policy on this?
> > > Should I be concerned?
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> >
> >
a Letter from the employer that states your annual salary and how long you
have been employed.
"JMott" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I am a USC. I can provide tax returns for the past 7 years, but I've seen
> posts where they mention that they took their paystubs with them. Are
> paystubs required for the Consulate interview?
> "Ronald Austin" wrote in message
> news:PVD%[email protected]...
> > What country? Can't you use your tax returns?
> >
> >
> > "JMott" wrote in message
> > news:[email protected]...
> > > I was laid off by my employer. I received an 8 month severance
package.
> > > I got the letter from my employer prior to the layoff.
> > > And I make much more than the 125% poverty level requirement.
> > > But I am concerned that the INS will deny my fiance's visa without
> recent
> > > paycheck stubs.
> > > Anyone know their policy on this?
> > > Should I be concerned?
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> >
> >