Hi sm1smom,
I have another set of questions. We would like to provide USCIS with the strongest possible case. In my opinion, two full-time jobs will likely be enough to proove financial self-sufficiency, but to make sure, I would like to have the I-134 on hand, as you suggested.
1. We attach the employment verification letters, tax transcripts, pay slips, bank statements, and past W-2s for both of us as a household to her AOS package as the main applicant, correct?
2. Is it a good idea to directly attach the I-134 as well with the self-sufficiency evidence we have, or do they want to see either own proof or the form?
3. In the hypothetical scenario that we would not attach the I-134 and only supply our evidence for self-sufficiency, would a potential RFE ask for more proof of our self-sufficiency or for the I-134? Could we in either case reply with the I-134?
4. As of the bank statements, is there something specific the USCIS is looking for, such as the recurring income from the jobs we will start, or the balance?
I have another set of questions. We would like to provide USCIS with the strongest possible case. In my opinion, two full-time jobs will likely be enough to proove financial self-sufficiency, but to make sure, I would like to have the I-134 on hand, as you suggested.
1. We attach the employment verification letters, tax transcripts, pay slips, bank statements, and past W-2s for both of us as a household to her AOS package as the main applicant, correct?
2. Is it a good idea to directly attach the I-134 as well with the self-sufficiency evidence we have, or do they want to see either own proof or the form?
3. In the hypothetical scenario that we would not attach the I-134 and only supply our evidence for self-sufficiency, would a potential RFE ask for more proof of our self-sufficiency or for the I-134? Could we in either case reply with the I-134?
4. As of the bank statements, is there something specific the USCIS is looking for, such as the recurring income from the jobs we will start, or the balance?
