more I-134 worries

[weedebz 0]

ok I'm sure I read this somewhere now I can't find it.

My stress levels are through the roof. Nick (USC) is currently here in the UK with me on tourist visa therefore not working so unable to be my sponsor. We do have a co sponsor lined up so that bit is ok.

The bit that is worrying me is that he is only 20 and has never earned enough to file taxes therefore has never and I read that he needs to provide tax returns with his copy of the I-134, well he doesn't have any. We only got our NOA1 2 weeks ago so plenty of time to organise everything. Nick is going back to US in december and hopefully finding a job to show willingness to work. I am also going to have around $10-12K to take with me and a friend of his family giving us free use of her basement apartment.

All I need to know, is the fact that he hasn't filed taxes going to result in denial? What do we actually need in our case at the interview stage to satisfy that person with the power to make or break our lives that I will not become public charge?

[pushbrk 12,094]

ok I'm sure I read this somewhere now I can't find it.

My stress levels are through the roof. Nick (USC) is currently here in the UK with me on tourist visa therefore not working so unable to be my sponsor. We do have a co sponsor lined up so that bit is ok.

The bit that is worrying me is that he is only 20 and has never earned enough to file taxes therefore has never and I read that he needs to provide tax returns with his copy of the I-134, well he doesn't have any. We only got our NOA1 2 weeks ago so plenty of time to organise everything. Nick is going back to US in december and hopefully finding a job to show willingness to work. I am also going to have around $10-12K to take with me and a friend of his family giving us free use of her basement apartment.

All I need to know, is the fact that he hasn't filed taxes going to result in denial? What do we actually need in our case at the interview stage to satisfy that person with the power to make or break our lives that I will not become public charge?

Just have Nick include a statement with his I-134 indicating no tax returns are included because he's never earned enough to be required to file a tax return.