i-134 help!!

[landerson1 0]

Here's my situation: my aunt was planning on being the affidavit of support for my fiance, when shes gathering the supporting documents it asked for bank information etc..heres the problem, she has a bank account but she only uses it to pay bills and the rest of her income goes into her husband's bank account which is not a joint account between them both, its his account. Can she still be the sponsor even though their main account is not in her name? Or would I need to find a new sponser?

[Inky 1,110]

Bank account doesn't matter. Its the INCOME that matters for sponsorship.

[landerson1 0]

Bank account doesn't matter. Its the INCOME that matters for sponsorship.

yes, but will there be a problem because when showing income, the bank account is not in her name... and they are asking for bank information such as when the account was opened, total income on the account for the past year, and the present balance.

[max+patricia 24]

yes, but will there be a problem because when showing income, the bank account is not in her name... and they are asking for bank information such as when the account was opened, total income on the account for the past year, and the present balance.

You don't show income from a bank statement.

You show income by providing proof from paystubs, an employment letter verifying salary/wages, tax returns/transcripts, etc.

[Inky 1,110]

yes, but will there be a problem because when showing income, the bank account is not in her name... and they are asking for bank information such as when the account was opened, total income on the account for the past year, and the present balance.

You do not need to fill that in, it is not required. Bank account does NOT matter unless you are using a large sum of savings to sponsor with.

You are using income. You would be using tax returns with w2 or transcripts. Paystubs for the last few months leading up to the interview. A letter from the employer.

Please see the example form if you are concerned. http://www.visajourney.com/examples/Form-I-134.pdf

We NEVER used any bank info at all.