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[kkutty 0]

Dear VJs,

My wife dosent qualifies as a sponsor so she has a Joint sponsor. My wife employer is not ready to write a EMPLOYEE VERIFICATION LETTER or any KIND OF LETTER but she has got all the pay stub.

Is it OK if she dosent get a letter from employer & just provide the pay stub? as the joint sponsor is furnishing all the documents required as a JOINT SPONSOR.

Please Please reply to my Query.

thanks,

Kutty

[Ayman___ 92]

we sent pay stubs and tax transcripts that's fine

[Misha'sgirl 44]

Call the embassy and ask a consulate your question. Every embassy/consulate rules are different. While it has worked for AYMAN_RINA it might not work for you.

[EndlessStory 53]

I got ITR and W2 only. No letter what so ever. You got co sponsor so you should be ok as long as both signed their I-134

[sportymom 2]

We have submitted the co-sponsor's pay stubs, tax returns, importantly the current year with W2 to be on the safe side because they will ask for it during the interview. We have also included machine copy of her ID's, like driver's license. These to be submitted with the I-864 and the agreement form to be filled up by the co-sponsor ( you can see it in US Embassy website of your country ) between the petitioner and the co-sponsor.

[NikLR 13,232]

I got ITR and W2 only. No letter what so ever. You got co sponsor so you should be ok as long as both signed their I-134

This isn't a K1, there is no I-134. They both need I-864.

[aaron2020 11,651]

An employment verification letter is not needed or required.

[NikLR 13,232]

Because your wife doesn't make enough it's not as important to prove her current income as it is to prove the joint sponsors. The joint sponsor needs to submit the tax transcript (or entire tax return), preferably 6 months of pay stubs plus an employment letter if possible. If the pay stubs show the annual salary this isn't necessary.