Statement of Support proofs

[remotercharm 31]

Hello, 

If my current job is sufficient salary (100k+), can i just put N/A or $0 for Savings,Checking,Stocks and Bonds account?  I have all these but I don't want to fill out or provide more proof that necessary.  Should I write N/A or 0?  For my current job, could I send in my original offer letter?  Is that sufficient? I could also print out some pay stubs.  Also do I need to send proof of my last job as well?  I will have held this job for about 5 months or so by the time I send in the I-134.  Should I send proof dating back to 1 year or more?  I am NOT self employed, can I still send a tax return as further proof?

[payxibka 10,044]

5 minutes ago, remotercharm said:

Hello, 

If my current job is sufficient salary (100k+), can i just put N/A or $0 for Savings,Checking,Stocks and Bonds account?  I have all these but I don't want to fill out or provide more proof that necessary.  Should I write N/A or 0?  For my current job, could I send in my original offer letter?  Is that sufficient? I could also print out some pay stubs.  Also do I need to send proof of my last job as well?  I will have held this job for about 5 months or so by the time I send in the I-134.  Should I send proof dating back to 1 year or more?  I am NOT self employed, can I still send a tax return as further proof?

London won't require extensive information 

[remotercharm 31]

18 hours ago, payxibka said:

London won't require extensive information 

I'm looking at the instructions for the I-134.  Isn't that the same for everyone?

[payxibka 10,044]

3 minutes ago, remotercharm said:

I'm looking at the instructions for the I-134.  Isn't that the same for everyone?

Nope.   The instructions are USCIS instructions.   The consulate set there own rules and policies. Changes are in the wind so this could change in the future 

Edited September 12, 2019 by payxibka

[remotercharm 31]

1 minute ago, payxibka said:

Nope.   The instructions are USCIS instructions.   The consulate set there own rules and policies. 

So how does that work?  They are going to mail the beneficiary a list of what they want or?

[payxibka 10,044]

Just now, remotercharm said:

So how does that work?  They are going to mail the beneficiary a list of what they want or?

I suggest going to the UK regional forum.   I am sure the London requirement is discussed 

[Hank_ 9,171]

6 minutes ago, remotercharm said:

I'm looking at the instructions for the I-134.  Isn't that the same for everyone?

Nope.    Like in the case of embassy in Manila they wants the I-134, most recent tax return/transcript and W-2  .. that's it (majority of the time).

Edited September 12, 2019 by Hank_

[remotercharm 31]

1 minute ago, payxibka said:

I suggest going to the UK regional forum.   I am sure the London requirement is discussed 

Sure.. just prefer an official list.  Seems like a lot of stuff is outdated.

[Hank_ 9,171]

40 minutes ago, remotercharm said:

Sure.. just prefer an official list.  Seems like a lot of stuff is outdated.

 

The "official list" would be the requirements as noted on the embassy website for the UK

[Soon To Be Mrs. T 150]

@payxibka @Hank_

 

I have the same question: is it okay to put N/A for those questions on the I-134?

 

When I was reading the instructions for the I-134, I was under the impression that those have to be filled out. On the other hand, I understand that for the I-864 those are optional; the form explicitly states that they don't have to be filled out if the income is sufficient.

[Hank_ 9,171]

1 hour ago, Soon To Be Mrs. T said:

@payxibka @Hank_

 

I have the same question: is it okay to put N/A for those questions on the I-134?

 

When I was reading the instructions for the I-134, I was under the impression that those have to be filled out. On the other hand, I understand that for the I-864 those are optional; the form explicitly states that they don't have to be filled out if the income is sufficient.

 

You are Philippines, for sure if your income is adequate to meet the I-864P guidelines (125%) you need only list your GROSS income, include a copy of your most recent tax return/transcript & W-2 .. that is it.

 

To be honest I left anything that didn't apply blank with the I-134        You could use N/A if you wanted .. I see no issue with that.

 

You should pop over to the Philippine forum with your questions, then the answers your receive will be related to the process there  https://www.visajourney.com/forums/forum/129-philippines/

 

 

Here is a link to info that may be helpful for the process in the Philippines.

 

https://www.visaconnection-philippines.com/us-embassy-usem.html

 

 

Edited September 12, 2019 by Hank_