Insight needed

[Analisa 7]

Hello all,

Having just been approved, I'm thinking about my I-134 now. I think my situation might be a little risky (as in I may not look like the most stable) so I wanted to ask for some opinions/insight.

I make 20,500 something annually so just about $600 over the 125% for a household of two. So I know that that's what they mostly care about but I don't have a tax return transcript for last year since I was a college student and just started this job in March. I also have a part time and seasonal job. I work at an elementary school so during school breaks I work a part-time job. It pays minimum wage though so I probably only make about $1000 or less a year Should I include that? I know it's like nothing but it gets me past just $600 above. I expect to have about $4000-6000 saved up by the time I get the letter from the bank. Is this enough?

Or should I get a joint sponsor just to be safe?

Any insight is appreciated.

Thank you!

Edited October 8, 2015 by Analisa

[KayDeeCee 4,903]

Include all your income sources. Add them all together to get your annual income, which is how much you earn in a year's time. Provide letters from employers and/or recent pay stubs from all of them to prove that current annual income amount. Also provide a statement as to why you were not legally required to file taxes in 2014. Just state you were a college student, and fell below the IRS filing threshold, but now graduated and have been employed full time for nearly a year.

You can also list your savings as assets on the I-134 and provide bank statements or letter from bank to prove ownership and amount.