I-134 questions

[Coraliine 1]

I got my NOA2 on the 19th after waiting only 5 weeks from filing date. It went so much faster than I expected. However, during the time between filing and now a job offer I had received in the US fell through. I'm still actively looking for work back home but I am currently unemployed and residing in my fiance's country on our relationship visa. My dad offered to co-sponsor the visa for me, and he meets the qualifications sufficiently. I just have a few questions because I don't know what to do with a few things.

Since I have no income, do I need to provide any supporting statements? I have a bank account here in the Netherlands that is literally unused. Other than that I have nothing else.

My dad is an elected official. He's a sitting politician and therefore has no boss who can sign anything stating his income. What should he use to provide proof? Are his most recent tax return and bank statements enough? He is running for re-election this year, and while it's basically guaranteed that he will be re-elected, is there any chance that this could cause an issue? If so I can easily ask my sister and brother-in-law to co-sponsor instead, but I would prefer to use my dad since he is more financially capable.

[Coraliine 1]

Can anyone give me any info?

[usmsbow 795]

I got my NOA2 on the 19th after waiting only 5 weeks from filing date. It went so much faster than I expected. However, during the time between filing and now a job offer I had received in the US fell through. I'm still actively looking for work back home but I am currently unemployed and residing in my fiance's country on our relationship visa. My dad offered to co-sponsor the visa for me, and he meets the qualifications sufficiently. I just have a few questions because I don't know what to do with a few things.

Since I have no income, do I need to provide any supporting statements? I have a bank account here in the Netherlands that is literally unused. Other than that I have nothing else.

My dad is an elected official. He's a sitting politician and therefore has no boss who can sign anything stating his income. What should he use to provide proof? Are his most recent tax return and bank statements enough? He is running for re-election this year, and while it's basically guaranteed that he will be re-elected, is there any chance that this could cause an issue? If so I can easily ask my sister and brother-in-law to co-sponsor instead, but I would prefer to use my dad since he is more financially capable.

Tax returns and pay stubs should be fine. Even if he doesn't have a boss, I'm sure he gets a paycheck. Bank statements should be used only to show assets/savings.