I-134 supporting evidence - help

[vlb93 0]

My fiancé has got a letter from his bank for the I-134 form but it doesn't have the "total amount deposited for the last year" on it and the bank told him it was a standard letter so was not an option to put this on there. Can he just send copies of his bank statements to me showing the balance of accounts and amount deposited for each month as proof of this?

Also - in the USCIS instructions for I-134 there is no mention of including copies of recent tax returns, is this not necessary?

Appreciate any help

[nobbie 105]

Best thing as I understand it are tax transcripts, that's what I sent.

[jfgk1987 303]

Well, what bank does your fiance use? Maybe other members that use the same bank can chime in...

The instructions actually do mention tax returns under section C of supporting evidence. If he's not self employed it's not necessary but it couldn't hurt to have them. It's easier to provide tax transcripts, get them for free from the IRS here: http://www.irs.gov/Individuals/Get-Transcript

[Nich-Nick 3,353]

My fiancé has got a letter from his bank for the I-134 form but it doesn't have the "total amount deposited for the last year" on it and the bank told him it was a standard letter so was not an option to put this on there. Can he just send copies of his bank statements to me showing the balance of accounts and amount deposited for each month as proof of this?

Also - in the USCIS instructions for I-134 there is no mention of including copies of recent tax returns, is this not necessary?

Appreciate any help

You do not need a bank letter for a London interview. You would only need statements if you didn't have enough income and needed to show savings that would make up for lack of salary.

London will approve your I-134 with just about anything that shows income. It can be a letter from an employer, OR a tax return, OR pay stubs. You don't have to have all of those things.

London does not require a tax return if there is other good proof of income, but transcripts are about the easiest proof to get.

Edited September 22, 2014 by Nich-Nick