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[johnm 0]

Hello,

Just trying to get a step ahead. When filling out the I-134 if one has a co-sponsor and is married, do both husband and wife need to sign the I-134 or is it okay if just one signs the form and has it notarized?

Also on the I-134, what if someone has 2 jobs they want to show. How is that done? Can you put both work names and total salary in the space or would you need to put each one separate?

Thanks

[Jas_gold 0]

Hello,

Just trying to get a step ahead. When filling out the I-134 if one has a co-sponsor and is married, do both husband and wife need to sign the I-134 or is it okay if just one signs the form and has it notarized?

Also on the I-134, what if someone has 2 jobs they want to show. How is that done? Can you put both work names and total salary in the space or would you need to put each one separate?

Thanks

Co-sponsor's spouse dnt need to fill or sign the I-134. If you have two jobs then you will put the total income derived from both jobs on I-134 and then you will need to provide proof for each job:

Employment verification letter

recent check pay stubs

bank statements reflecting pay deposits.

[KimandRuss 0]

The short answer is no. Only the person co-sponsoring will need to fill out the documents. The co-sponsor will fill out all of the same forms and will provide all of the supporting evidence that you will.

What is requested often varies by Consulate but normally bank statements are not needed if you meet the income guidelines.

[pushbrk 13,623]

Hello,

Just trying to get a step ahead. When filling out the I-134 if one has a co-sponsor and is married, do both husband and wife need to sign the I-134 or is it okay if just one signs the form and has it notarized?

Also on the I-134, what if someone has 2 jobs they want to show. How is that done? Can you put both work names and total salary in the space or would you need to put each one separate?

Thanks

Co-sponsor's spouse dnt need to fill or sign the I-134. If you have two jobs then you will put the total income derived from both jobs on I-134 and then you will need to provide proof for each job:

Employment verification letter

recent check pay stubs

bank statements reflecting pay deposits.

One person acts as the co-sponsor and states only their own income. If income is sufficient, there's no need for a bank letter and all asset related sections can be left blank.

[johnm 0]

Thanks for the replies. I appreciate it.