I-864(AOS) Question

[I&M 1]

Do i have to have letter of employment with i-864(AOS) or the pay stabs are going to work?

What if i am in the middle of switching jobs, is it going to cause problems?

Please help.

Thank you.

[calibob 73]

AOS Instructions We sent both, paystubs and letter of employment from my current employer. The interpretation is up to NVC on documentation but my reading of it is either or both. Best of luck on how you decide to handle this.

Bob

[YuAndDan 153]

Study the instructions for I-864, (Employer letter and pay stubs MAY be included) it does not say they MUST be included.

[Paloma&Adam 1]

To be honest I think it is worth including them both. Although I submitted my I-864 documents with the embassy and not with NVC, they still took pay stubs, employment letter and tax transcripts from me.

[I&M 1]

Thank you everyone! :thumbs:

[Aidenaileen 1]

You should send Paytub and Letter of employment. Bank Statement too.

[BPham 0]

I only submitted my last 3 tax years tanscripts and a letter of employment. Our case is already completed at the NVC stage, but for my wife's interview I'm gonna have her bring up-to-date bank statements and paystubs, which I never bothered to include with my AOS.

[pushbrk 12,106]

AOS Instructions We sent both, paystubs and letter of employment from my current employer. The interpretation is up to NVC on documentation but my reading of it is either or both. Best of luck on how you decide to handle this.

Bob

NVC will make no judgment whatsoever with regard to pay stubs or an employer letter. They will leave this to the Consular officer, even if neither is sent to NVC. IMO, in your situation, you're better off showing pay stubs. The last one from the old employer and the last one from the new, should combine to show your year to date income and provide evidence of current employment. If you have a formal offer letter from the new job, include that too.