Question about 1-134 Affidavit of Support!

[krissyjosh 1]

My Fiancee sent me his I-134, W2 etc. that i need for my interview in US embassy here in the Pihilippines, but now he got his new job. My question is, do we need to sent papers from his new job and not from his previous one? We are worried to because maybe it will be questionable in consulate since he is new from his work and he don't have a lot of information that he can give.

[sweet cakes 326]

My Fiancee sent me his I-134, W2 etc. that i need for my interview in US embassy here in the Pihilippines, but now he got his new job. My question is, do we need to sent papers from his new job and not from his previous one? We are worried to because maybe it will be questionable in consulate since he is new from his work and he don't have a lot of information that he can give.

The petitioner's new job is rarely asked. Normally during the interview, if you give the proper supporting docs (most recent 1040 + W2 or 1099) with an originally signed I-134, and the total income is well above the poverty guidelines, the CO won't be asking about his job.

But it would definitely be better if your fiance sends you an employment certificate from his new job and recent pay stubs, just in case. Again, this is rare, but it's always better to be well-prepared.

Edited August 7, 2014 by sweet cakes

[Zedayn 485]

USEM only requires the most recent tax return and W2. As long as you are above 125% of the poverty guideline for your household size, the embassy will not ask for anything else...just your tax return/W2.

[CowBoE 429]

Though I'm well over 125%, but I sent to my fiancee (in China)...

1. 2013 tax filing
2. W2
3. Employment verification letter
4. pay stubs
5. Bank statements
6. and more...

Afterwards, I've learned that it may have been overkill,

but fiancee has all supporting documents should they ask

so that we can avoid any delays over this.

Edited August 7, 2014 by DualityOneness

[Hank_ 9,174]

My Fiancee sent me his I-134, W2 etc. that i need for my interview in US embassy here in the Pihilippines, but now he got his new job. My question is, do we need to sent papers from his new job and not from his previous one? We are worried to because maybe it will be questionable in consulate since he is new from his work and he don't have a lot of information that he can give.

For the interview the embassy wants an original I-134 and copies of his most recent tax return and W-2 according to the embassy instructions letter. Employment letters are optional, but in your case being he has changed employers I would suggest you have a letter from his new employer, that way if the CO asks where your fiance works and you answer with his new employer you can also present the employment letter. If the CO doesn't ask then you don't need to answer

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/forum/129-philippines/

Edited August 7, 2014 by Hank_