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I-134 Affidavit of Support

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Hello,

I believe this questions has been asked b/4 b/c it was another question that prompted me to ask this question, but i can't find a thread anywhere. I am purchasing an existing business and will be recently self employed at the time of my fiancee's interview. I am using my brother for the I-134 in the mean time. My question is that my brother files his taxes jointly with his wife. Do I need his wife to fill out the I-134 form as well as my brother? Can i just have my brother supply the I-134 with his tax form? If i had a choice i would prefer to not have her fill out the I-134. Thank you very much for your help and experience.

Chris

Our Journey

8/15/2008............First Emails to each other

4/09/2009............1st Time we met in Hong Kong (10 Days)

7/04/2009............2nd Time we met in Hong Kong (10 Days)

9/30/2009............3rd Time we met and traveled on vacation to Philippines (10 Days)

10/8/2009.............Engaged on Puka Shell Beach Boracay, Philippines

11/28/2009.........Sent I-129F

11/30/2009...........I-129F received at VSC

12/3/2009............Money Order Cashed

12/31/2009...........Called USCIS and changed address

12/31/2009...........NOA1 Information received (received late b/c I moved)

1/29/2010.............4th Trip to China (10 Days) Going to HK, GZ and Macau

5/3/2010..............5th Trip to China

5/18/2010.............Our first touch!!!

5/19/2010.............NOA2 received - I-129F APPROVED notification received via email!

5/27/2010.............NVC Received approved I-129F from VSC

5/28/2010.............I-129F Left NVC

6/3/2010...............I-129F Received at American Consulate in GUZ.

6/4/2010...............Received Packet 3

6/8/2010...............Packet 3 sent to American Consulate in GUZ.

7/15/2010.............Packet 4 received

8/2/2010...............Interview at 7:15am in GZ - WE GOT PINK....PASSED!!!!!

8/10/2010.............Picked up Visa in hand at the post office in GZ.

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Hello,

I believe this questions has been asked b/4 b/c it was another question that prompted me to ask this question, but i can't find a thread anywhere. I am purchasing an existing business and will be recently self employed at the time of my fiancee's interview. I am using my brother for the I-134 in the mean time. My question is that my brother files his taxes jointly with his wife. Do I need his wife to fill out the I-134 form as well as my brother? Can i just have my brother supply the I-134 with his tax form? If i had a choice i would prefer to not have her fill out the I-134. Thank you very much for your help and experience.

Chris

Your brother will fill out the I-134. Hopefully, his income alone will qualify to cover his dependents and your fiancee (and any of her dependents that will also come from China.)

His wife does not fill out a I-134. But he needs to separate out his income from his wife's income if she also earns money claimed on the 1040. The best way to do that is to provide copies of his W-2's only to show his portion of income earned.

Do not forget to provide copies of his qualifications which are that he is a US Citizen, US National or LPR of at least 18 years of age. (so a birth certificate, naturalization certificate, copy of green card, etc...)

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Your brother will fill out the I-134. Hopefully, his income alone will qualify to cover his dependents and your fiancee (and any of her dependents that will also come from China.)

His wife does not fill out a I-134. But he needs to separate out his income from his wife's income if she also earns money claimed on the 1040. The best way to do that is to provide copies of his W-2's only to show his portion of income earned.

Do not forget to provide copies of his qualifications which are that he is a US Citizen, US National or LPR of at least 18 years of age. (so a birth certificate, naturalization certificate, copy of green card, etc...)

Thank you very much for the info! I will talk to him about this over the weekend and get this info gathered and prepared. Now that this is comming down to the wire it is getting stressful, but also very exciting!

Thanks Again!

Chris

Our Journey

8/15/2008............First Emails to each other

4/09/2009............1st Time we met in Hong Kong (10 Days)

7/04/2009............2nd Time we met in Hong Kong (10 Days)

9/30/2009............3rd Time we met and traveled on vacation to Philippines (10 Days)

10/8/2009.............Engaged on Puka Shell Beach Boracay, Philippines

11/28/2009.........Sent I-129F

11/30/2009...........I-129F received at VSC

12/3/2009............Money Order Cashed

12/31/2009...........Called USCIS and changed address

12/31/2009...........NOA1 Information received (received late b/c I moved)

1/29/2010.............4th Trip to China (10 Days) Going to HK, GZ and Macau

5/3/2010..............5th Trip to China

5/18/2010.............Our first touch!!!

5/19/2010.............NOA2 received - I-129F APPROVED notification received via email!

5/27/2010.............NVC Received approved I-129F from VSC

5/28/2010.............I-129F Left NVC

6/3/2010...............I-129F Received at American Consulate in GUZ.

6/4/2010...............Received Packet 3

6/8/2010...............Packet 3 sent to American Consulate in GUZ.

7/15/2010.............Packet 4 received

8/2/2010...............Interview at 7:15am in GZ - WE GOT PINK....PASSED!!!!!

8/10/2010.............Picked up Visa in hand at the post office in GZ.

 
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