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Immigration Forum / USA Marriage Base / October 2004ARE TAX TRANSCRIPT ACCEPTABLE TO INS FOR INTERVIEW?
i have browsed through almost all the posts on the internet but am still unable to find a definitive answer for the following question: i have a visa interview in 20 days...i have my 'tax transcripts' mailed by IRS for the years 2001 and 2002 (only years i had income) but i DONOT have copies of tax returns (1040)for 2001 and 2002...is that ok? i have my w-2 for 2001 and 2002. my interview is in india. will i have problems if i donot have copies of tax returns but have tax transcripts...i donot have time to order certified copies of tax returns now... should i postpone my interview and order copies of tax returns by paying $39 for each year... please give me your suggestions... regards rahul > i have browsed through almost all the posts on the internet but am > still unable to find a definitive answer for the following question: [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > regards > rahul When I filed the I-130 & I-485 for my Chinese wife, I used tax transcripts mailed by the IRS. So far I have had no problems with that. She has her AOS interview in December, so that also indicates that they have accepted them. I intend to provide a tax transcript for last year taxes at the interview if they request it. I see no problem with using tax transcripts. I would not pay for certified copies unless they request it at the interview. I would not postpone the interview. P.T. Rahul, We did not have any tax returns so we used tax transcripts for all the years they wanted. I don't know if they were acceptable because our interview was in Detroit. Your question then becomes 'Are the folks in the India offfice familiar enough with tax transcripts and will they accept them?' Have you tried calling them? If you do not hear them or from others on this list who have sucessfully used tax transcripts in India, you should do what you can to get your hands on your tax returns. Dean. "rahul" <clde990@hotmail.com> wrote in message > i have browsed through almost all the posts on the internet but am > still unable to find a definitive answer for the following question: [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > regards > rahul > i have browsed through almost all the posts on the internet but am > still unable to find a definitive answer for the following question: [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > regards > rahul People have already responded to your previous post about this. Didn't you read what they wrote? Ian |
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