i-134 Affidavit Of Support K1 Visa

[bvogt 0]

Hello there and thanks in advance to whomever can answer my question. Im gathering all necessary documents to send to fiancee since our petition has been approved and sent to Consulate in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. I have been employed with same employer for 7 years 8 months now, I currently make $37,000 a year as a mangaer; I have letter from employer certifying it and also copies of last four recent pay stubs.

Question now is, my banking account/statement isnt looking too pretty as I only have under $1,500 combined from checking and savings account. I recently had to make an unexpected and expensive withdrawal. That being said, will I be okay without sending banking information, and only sending employer letter, pay stub, and W2 of last year?

Thank You for your time- Brandon

[SparklePony 238]

You don't have to show how much money you have in the bank - that's not important. Your current income is what matters.

[KayDeeCee 4,904]

Hello there and thanks in advance to whomever can answer my question. Im gathering all necessary documents to send to fiancee since our petition has been approved and sent to Consulate in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. I have been employed with same employer for 7 years 8 months now, I currently make $37,000 a year as a mangaer; I have letter from employer certifying it and also copies of last four recent pay stubs.

Question now is, my banking account/statement isnt looking too pretty as I only have under $1,500 combined from checking and savings account. I recently had to make an unexpected and expensive withdrawal. That being said, will I be okay without sending banking information, and only sending employer letter, pay stub, and W2 of last year?

Thank You for your time- Brandon

If you meet the income requirement, then no need to list assets or provide bank statements. Leave the whole assets section of the I-134 blank. Include the letter from employer and most recent pay stub(s) along with a complete copy(all forms, schedules, W-2s) of your most recent tax return or IRS tax transcript.

[bvogt 0]

Got it, thanks for your help; much apprecited.

-Brandon