I-134 Question 7

[~ANA~ 0]

I will appreciate if somebody can help me with Question 7 in I-134 where it is asked "I derive an annual income of:" Is it asking for the last year annual income or the current year estimated income????

[spidergirl 0]

The annual income that appears on your Income Tax last year.

[~ANA~ 0]

Well, i am also confused with what should i put for my Job Title and my company name. I am currently working two jobs and both are Temp to Perm and they are through agency. For Instance I am working for company Motorola but i get paid through my Agency. So, my agency is paying me and the paycheck shows the name of my agency. As it is the requirement to attach the pay stubs with I-134 application, i don't want to fall in discrepancies issue. I am not sure how to handle this whether i go ahead and use the agency name or the name of the company where i work.

Any suggestions are appreciated. Thanks Again.

[pushbrk 12,243]

The annual income that appears on your Income Tax last year.

I answered her same question in another forum by saying "I derive..." is a present tense statement. It's not so much that your answer is "wrong" as it is only sometimes correct.

For example, if an unemployed student graduated college in June and began career employment in September with an annual salary of $40,000, it is absolutely correct to indicate, "I derive an annual income of $40,000" which would be a far different number than found on their most recent tax return. (assuming filling out the I-134 today)

The same would be true of somebody with a recent promotion or job change with pay increase.

A person with no salary change or who is self employed is more likely to have the number match their tax return.

[~ANA~ 0]

Well, i am also confused with what should i put for my Job Title and my company name. I am currently working two jobs and both are Temp to Perm and they are through agency. For Instance I am working for company Motorola but i get paid through my Agency. So, my agency is paying me and the paycheck shows the name of my agency. As it is the requirement to attach the pay stubs with I-134 application, i don't want to fall in discrepancies issue. I am not sure how to handle this whether i go ahead and use the agency name or the name of the company where i work.

Any suggestions are appreciated. Thanks Again.

Please can somebody help with my question above.... I have to send I-134 ASAP since Case hase been transfered to the Embassy. Thx

[pushbrk 12,243]

Well, i am also confused with what should i put for my Job Title and my company name. I am currently working two jobs and both are Temp to Perm and they are through agency. For Instance I am working for company Motorola but i get paid through my Agency. So, my agency is paying me and the paycheck shows the name of my agency. As it is the requirement to attach the pay stubs with I-134 application, i don't want to fall in discrepancies issue. I am not sure how to handle this whether i go ahead and use the agency name or the name of the company where i work.

Any suggestions are appreciated. Thanks Again.

Please can somebody help with my question above.... I have to send I-134 ASAP since Case hase been transfered to the Embassy. Thx

You are employed by an agency. The best way to avoid discrepancies is to simply tell the truth.

[eric_and_teresa 10]

The annual income that appears on your Income Tax last year.

I answered her same question in another forum by saying "I derive..." is a present tense statement. It's not so much that your answer is "wrong" as it is only sometimes correct.

For example, if an unemployed student graduated college in June and began career employment in September with an annual salary of $40,000, it is absolutely correct to indicate, "I derive an annual income of $40,000" which would be a far different number than found on their most recent tax return. (assuming filling out the I-134 today)

The same would be true of somebody with a recent promotion or job change with pay increase.

A person with no salary change or who is self employed is more likely to have the number match their tax return.