I-134 Proof with new job

[mightyfli 0]

I have received my NOA2 back in November, and received an invitation to schedule an interview from the Yerevan Embassy in December. At the time, however, I was unable to provide a complete I-134 because I am a full-time student finishing my last year of university, and so have no income to show proof of financial support.

However, I have recently been offered a full-time job with a 75k salary. I am planning to accept, but I won't be starting the job until sometime in July (after I graduate). Would I providing the job offer letter (on paper with official company header, stating the salary, nature of employment, salary, and start date) with the I-134 be sufficient proof of financial support? Or will I still require a co-sponsor?

Additionally, my NOA2 states it will expire Feb 20. Does this mean I need to schedule an interview before Feb 20?

Much thanks.

[apple21 953]

That won't do. You have to be actually employed and earning to use that income.

You need a joint sponsor.

[Ning25 620]

I have received my NOA2 back in November, and received an invitation to schedule an interview from the Yerevan Embassy in December. At the time, however, I was unable to provide a complete I-134 because I am a full-time student finishing my last year of university, and so have no income to show proof of financial support.

However, I have recently been offered a full-time job with a 75k salary. I am planning to accept, but I won't be starting the job until sometime in July (after I graduate). Would I providing the job offer letter (on paper with official company header, stating the salary, nature of employment, salary, and start date) with the I-134 be sufficient proof of financial support? Or will I still require a co-sponsor?

Additionally, my NOA2 states it will expire Feb 20. Does this mean I need to schedule an interview before Feb 20?

Much thanks.

You should find a joint sponsor after making sure your embassy accepts them. Keep in mind your situation is pretty common so they have seen this before.

Your future job wont be a factor because there is zero income.

I suggest you submit a 6 month plan indicating how you will begin life as a couple as far as budget & funding sources.

Don't worry about the expiration date if it passes they will extend it.

Edited February 8, 2015 by Ning

[mightyfli 0]

Thanks so much for the info.

Regarding the extension past the expiration date- how long will it be extended for? Will it just repeatedly be extended until an interview is scheduled? Or should I be scheduling an interview now?

Much thanks.

[Ning25 620]

Thanks so much for the info.

Regarding the extension past the expiration date- how long will it be extended for? Will it just repeatedly be extended until an interview is scheduled? Or should I be scheduling an interview now?

Much thanks.

USCIS knows they are the reason for the delay so the extension is for the period needed to complete the case.

[Al422 221]

Future income will not do. You need current income and actual pay stub. Since this is a new job, I also recomment a letter from their payroll department setting forth that you were just hired and you are paid X dollars every week/month/whatever.