BrideOfBritBoy

I see that I'm supposed to send notarized copies of my last three years of tax returns, a letter from my employer, and a statement from the bank along with the Affidavit of Support (I-134) I've filed my taxes electronically for the last three years, and don't have hard copies for the interview. I obtained tax records from the IRS, will those be good enough for the interview in London? Any suggestions on what I should do? Thanks in advance!

Just Jenney

If by "tax records" you're referring to tax transcripts, then yes, those are sufficient for the I-134 -- for London, anyway.

~ Jenney

BrideOfBritBoy

Thank you, Jenney... they are the transcripts that the IRS sent to me. I explained to them what they were for, so I'm hoping they're the correct thing. Thanks!

AndysGirl

How long did it take you to get your transcripts...Im still waiting on mine! But as you can see from the timeline below...Ive got time to get them!


Robin

BrideOfBritBoy

I got my tax transcripts in NO time at all... I think I waited 10 days. However, since it's currently tax season, I imagine that the IRS is more busy than when I asked for my transcripts in January. They printed them out and mailed them all while I was on hold. Sort of soothing to know that at least ONE government agency was operating efficiently that day!