For a B1 visa sponsorship letter, the supporting documents required typically include:

1. Invitation Letter:
o A letter from the sponsoring organization or individual in the U.S. detailing the
purpose of the trip, the nature of the business, the intended duration of stay, and
the relationship to the visitor.
2. Financial Support Evidence:
o Bank statements, pay stubs, or any other financial documents proving that the
sponsor has the necessary funds to support the visitor during their stay in the U.S.
3. Proof of Employment:
o A letter from the sponsor's employer, if applicable, confirming employment status
and salary.
4. Proof of Relationship:
o Any documents that establish the relationship between the sponsor and the visitor,
if they are family members or have another type of relationship.
5. Sponsor's Identification:
o Copy of the sponsor’s passport or green card.
6. Evidence of the Sponsor's Status in the U.S.:
o Proof of U.S. citizenship or lawful permanent resident status, such as a copy of a
U.S. passport, birth certificate, or green card.
7. Itinerary:
o A detailed itinerary of the visitor's plans while in the U.S., including any business
meetings, conferences, or events they will attend.
8. Proof of Ties to Home Country (for the visitor):
o Documentation that shows the visitor has strong ties to their home country, such
as employment, family, property ownership, or other commitments that will
ensure their return after the visit.