After NoA2 questions/Financial questions

[Sstubbs84 0]

My fiancee and I have recently gotten NoA2. It has left to U.S Consulate in Ukraine on August 18th. We are currently gathering the needed documents. But i have a few questions. We have done a lot of reading (a little too much i think) and it seems that along with I-134 form I have to send copies of the original I-129f Petition? Proof of relationship? G-325a? Is this true?

Also my main question is, last year on my w-2 forms i made a little over 21k. This past year i did not do so well (i was in her country for 3 months, I had 2 jobs but got paid under the table for 1) When I send I-134 form what should i attach? Recent pay stubs? Letters from employers? What about my tax returns from last year? Do I need I-134 notarized?

Does it sound like I need a co-financial signer? Should we have a co-financer anyway even if we are not sure? Also what does this person need to?

[Sstubbs84 0]

[I+H 11]

My fiancee and I have recently gotten NoA2. It has left to U.S Consulate in Ukraine on August 18th. We are currently gathering the needed documents. But i have a few questions. We have done a lot of reading (a little too much i think) and it seems that along with I-134 form I have to send copies of the original I-129f Petition? Proof of relationship? G-325a? Is this true?

Also my main question is, last year on my w-2 forms i made a little over 21k. This past year i did not do so well (i was in her country for 3 months, I had 2 jobs but got paid under the table for 1) When I send I-134 form what should i attach? Recent pay stubs? Letters from employers? What about my tax returns from last year? Do I need I-134 notarized?

Does it sound like I need a co-financial signer? Should we have a co-financer anyway even if we are not sure? Also what does this person need to?

The I-129f is good to bring to the interview. For proof of relationship, chat logs, phone records, boarding passes, pictures, emails etc.

I am not certain on what you need to make to clear the 125% above the poverty line requirement since I don't know the size of your family, but may need a co signer. Even if you don't maybe get one for good measure.

As for the I-134, you need one for yourself and your cosponsor if you end up with one. For both you and your potential cosponsor, get 3 years of tax transcripts from the IRS. With everything else like paystubs, bank statements I tried to go back 6 months. That I don't know if that was, necessary but I wanted to be over prepared.

So recap, both you and cosigner need same stuff

I-134

Bank statements

3 years of tax transcipts

and one more thing, letter of employment. Just a letter from your employer stating you work there, you are not a temporary employee, the date you were hired and your salary.

Best of luck to you. Hope I could help.

[Sstubbs84 0]

Thanks for your reply! Thats pretty much what I thought needed to be done, its just nice to hear from someone else who has done it already.

[Sstubbs84 0]

Should I-134 be notarized?

[SLDFK 4]

No.