I-134 co sponsor

[Stef & Andrew 9]

I have a few questions regarding the I-134 if I'm using a co sponsor.

My mom will be sponsoring my fiance. She retired January 2013, but began a new job this past February. For her 2013 taxes, her W-2 she made $60,000 though. At her new job, she makes more than enough alone to sponsor, but she also has her pension. Should I bother with her pension, seeing as she makes the amount with her new job? And when she began her new job, she was given an offer letter, that once she signed meant she accepted the position, and on it, it states how much she makes and that it is full time. Is this okay send as proof of employment?

any help is appreciated

[KayDeeCee 4,892]

If her income from her job alone is enough to sponsor, then no need to list the pension, if she does not want to. If she lists it, then provide proof of how much she gets from it. The job offer should be enough to work as a letter from employer because it states that it is permanent and how much she earns, To be completely safe, since it is only a job offer letter, add in a copy of her most recent pay stub to show she has actually been working there and that she is in fact making that much,