Is This Enough?

[Luke and Deanna 0]

Hey everybody,

Well I am currently in the US with my Fiancee and have been notified by my Mum that my packet 3 has arrived.

We have also been with Deanna's Dad to get the co-sponsor documents.

We have;

I-134 signed and notarized.

Letter from his employer including salary, full time and when he started working there.

Letter from his bank with current balance, total deposits over the last year and date opened.

W2's for 2008.

8 recent pay slips.

I hoping this is enough.

Thanks for your input.

Luke and Deanna.

[Danu 19]

Hey everybody,

Well I am currently in the US with my Fiancee and have been notified by my Mum that my packet 3 has arrived.

We have also been with Deanna's Dad to get the co-sponsor documents.

We have;

I-134 signed and notarized.

Letter from his employer including salary, full time and when he started working there.

Letter from his bank with current balance, total deposits over the last year and date opened.

W2's for 2008.

8 recent pay slips.

I hoping this is enough.

Thanks for your input.

Luke and Deanna.

That should be fine You only need the letter from the bank though if he is using assets as well as his income to show support, his employer letter, tax return and paystubs should be sufficient for the evidence for the I-134

Edited June 30, 2009 by Danu

[Hell0W0rld 10]

Hey everybody,

Well I am currently in the US with my Fiancee and have been notified by my Mum that my packet 3 has arrived.

We have also been with Deanna's Dad to get the co-sponsor documents.

We have;

I-134 signed and notarized.

Letter from his employer including salary, full time and when he started working there.

Letter from his bank with current balance, total deposits over the last year and date opened.

W2's for 2008.

8 recent pay slips.

I hoping this is enough.

Thanks for your input.

Luke and Deanna.

bolded one not really needed if income is above the poverty level.

[Bobby+Umit 161]

Do you have 1040's to go with those w-2's?

[Nik+Heather 121]

This is my favorite London interview checklist. Including what originals and copies to bring etc.

Pink dots/notes indicate what was actually asked for in the interview. This also includes cosponsor documents.

Our experience exactly matches that of the poster.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...p;#entry2864710

Also, you should come on down to the UK forum, lots more specific to London questions can be researched/answered there.

I highly recommend tax transcripts. They are all inclusive, free, and easy. No digging around in files to find it.

Edited June 30, 2009 by Nik+Heather