Acceptable forms of financial support for i-134

[sarsorti 36]

We still haven't received our NOA2 yet, however I am trying my best to prepare for the interview. I am worried mostly about the i-134, I want to get it right the first time and have all my bases covered. Here is my dilemma I have not filed taxes in more than 4 yrs. There has been no need or legal obligation to do so. I have been able however to live quite comfortably with nontaxable income during this time. That being said, and bearing in mind we are always a year behind in the tax world, my 2011 bank statement is more than good to show support for my fiance. If I have to account for 2012 (taxes do not have to be filed until April 15) I might be in trouble. The thing is I own rental property, I did not begin renting until November 20, 2012 therefore other than notarized lease agreements,bank deposits and proof of property ownership I have nothing else to verify this particular income. If I can include it with these documents and file my taxes for this income in 2014 then I more than meet the guidelines for the i-134. Also my fiance is covered with health insurance which is paid for annually, so he is covered until March 2014 and if I go by the timelines I am hoping the interview will be no later than April.

Please if anyone can answer or knows, will I be allowed to include my rental property as income and will the documents that I can produce to verify this be sufficient?

[wilfon 30]

We still haven't received our NOA2 yet, however I am trying my best to prepare for the interview. I am worried mostly about the i-134, I want to get it right the first time and have all my bases covered. Here is my dilemma I have not filed taxes in more than 4 yrs. There has been no need or legal obligation to do so. I have been able however to live quite comfortably with nontaxable income during this time. That being said, and bearing in mind we are always a year behind in the tax world, my 2011 bank statement is more than good to show support for my fiance. If I have to account for 2012 (taxes do not have to be filed until April 15) I might be in trouble. The thing is I own rental property, I did not begin renting until November 20, 2012 therefore other than notarized lease agreements,bank deposits and proof of property ownership I have nothing else to verify this particular income. If I can include it with these documents and file my taxes for this income in 2014 then I more than meet the guidelines for the i-134. Also my fiance is covered with health insurance which is paid for annually, so he is covered until March 2014 and if I go by the timelines I am hoping the interview will be no later than April.

Please if anyone can answer or knows, will I be allowed to include my rental property as income and will the documents that I can produce to verify this be sufficient?

I own rental property as well and just finished my taxes. I use TURBOTAX and it allows you to fill in the appropriate information for rental properties. I printed it out after processing and will give this to my fiance for her interview. Try to include any income, paycheck, checks for rental property, anything you have to submit for your interview. Good luck.

[sarsorti 36]

I own rental property as well and just finished my taxes. I use TURBOTAX and it allows you to fill in the appropriate information for rental properties. I printed it out after processing and will give this to my fiance for her interview. Try to include any income, paycheck, checks for rental property, anything you have to submit for your interview. Good luck.

Thank you for the info, I only began renting these properties in November so I was planning to just file them on next years taxes since it was only 2 months of income. Also they have been paying cash, do you think that will be a problem? I swear I didn't even think of that, the cash is so easy, although I do have copies of the receipts I write for them. I also have deeds for the rental property as they are mortgage free, thank you God.