I-134 Support Affidavit

[Mark&Steph 0]

Hi all,

I'm new to forums and just want to say first what a great place this is. I haven't participated until now but it's been a great help to me and my fiance. Being able to read about others' experiences has made our own journey down the visa road that much easier.

I was just wondering... I'm including a statement from my employer with the I-134 form regarding my employment. It will include the standard stuff, date of hire, nature of employment, salary, and the permanent status of my position.

I work on a horse farm and my living is also included as part of my job. I'm provided a two bedroom trailer on the farm property. I do not pay rent or most of the utilities. As my employer considers this part of my salary, should this be included in the statement as well? I don't feel like it could hurt to add that in but I don't know. What do you all think?

[bahiabrazil 0]

Sure it wouldn't her but I'm not sure if that would count much.. unless your employer doesn't put it in but rather do some type of conversion value to $$... what they really look is your total earning.. if you are above that poverty guideline, you should be fine...

for mine, i sent my last tax return, bank letter and employer letter... well, good luck!!!

By the way, welcome to VJ!!

Edited April 21, 2007 by bahiabrazil

[Mark&Steph 0]

Thank you, bahiabrazil!

I guess it really won't matter then. My salary is just over $20k a year so it should be fine on its own. I'm including my tax returns for the last two years, the letter from my employer, and was thinking of throwing in a couple of my most recent pay stubs.

[KHURRAM SERAJ 0]

that should be fine for you