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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Bolivia
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Hi. No need to be notarized. Just your signature and date is sufficient. Also, remember to send the other necessary documents as: letter of employment, the last three tax or pay stubs. Good luck! :thumbs:

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Kenya
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Hey,

Do you guys think is enough a bank statement plus tax forms for 134?

Thanks,

No you really should have recent pay check summaries and then a letter from your employer.....these are the only documents that really show your present income.

Phil (Lockport, near Chicago) and Alla (Lobnya, near Moscow)

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No you really should have recent pay check summaries and then a letter from your employer.....these are the only documents that really show your present income.

But how about if you have a good amount in the bank and also the tax. I thought the tax show how much you receive too, there have all the information. Anyone know about it, now I am worried about it.

thanks for any reply,

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Letter from employer OR recent pay stubs would be good to include..

But how about if you have a good amount in the bank and also the tax. I thought the tax show how much you receive too, there have all the information. Anyone know about it, now I am worried about it.

thanks for any reply,

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Posted

No you really should have recent pay check summaries and then a letter from your employer.....these are the only documents that really show your present income.

Hi,

So after reading this I got REALLY worried even with my fiance saying that everything would be fine. I did took the interview yesterday and they don't even ask me about it or ask me to send it. The interview was really easy. The same for the N/A and nones they looked at both the same way in Brazil and we didn't have any problems at all. So who has the same doubt like me should not worry at all. I know have a lot of people that try to help a lot here but not take so seriously an answer. Each couple have their story and documents and I think looking some answers make us to worry when we should be not. I hope it helps people. So don't worry as much as I did, when was not necessary.

Thank you anyway,

Vanessa

Filed: Other Country: China
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But how about if you have a good amount in the bank and also the tax. I thought the tax show how much you receive too, there have all the information. Anyone know about it, now I am worried about it.

thanks for any reply,

Tax returns show historical data. Pay stubs and employer letters show current income. Current income is the key.

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