Tax Transcript question
Apr 24th 2003, 12:10 am
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Don't you just love the inconsistent information provided by our government!
Originally posted by bao-long
I guess it depends on IRS offices. I went to the Oakland, CA office and got the transcripts within 10min.
Bao-Long
I guess it depends on IRS offices. I went to the Oakland, CA office and got the transcripts within 10min.
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Apr 24th 2003, 3:07 am
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Re: Tax Transcript question
Thank you Rete, that was very nice of you to say.
Mark
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Originally posted by Rete
Regardless of how we feel about each other on a personal basis, best wishes to your wife for a successful interview tomorrow and that she walks away with an I-551 stamp in her passport.
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Regardless of how we feel about each other on a personal basis, best wishes to your wife for a successful interview tomorrow and that she walks away with an I-551 stamp in her passport.
Rete
Apr 24th 2003, 6:11 pm
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Re: Tax Transcript question
It's a shame this came too late in the day for me to see it. I used computer
print-outs of my taxes without any problems at Arlington.
Andy.
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> When they ask for copies of taxes for the AOS interview, is it ok to
> bring copies of the forms one has filed with the IRS (for me, computer
> copies from Turbo Tax)?
> Or do we need some official transcript certified by the IRS? Thanks
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print-outs of my taxes without any problems at Arlington.
Andy.
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"DCMark" wrote in message
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> When they ask for copies of taxes for the AOS interview, is it ok to
> bring copies of the forms one has filed with the IRS (for me, computer
> copies from Turbo Tax)?
> Or do we need some official transcript certified by the IRS? Thanks
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> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
Apr 24th 2003, 9:40 pm
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it worked out fine, thanks.
Apr 24th 2003, 9:53 pm
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Originally posted by Rete
JFTR, NYC asks for transcripts of all federal, state and local taxes. It appears that requirements vary per BCIS office.
JFTR, NYC asks for transcripts of all federal, state and local taxes. It appears that requirements vary per BCIS office.
Apr 24th 2003, 10:11 pm
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Originally posted by bobzy
Rete -- any idea of why? Just curious; I'm in Texas. It is just that I had always thought that the objective was to show evidence that the person has a sufficient income, and since all other returns are derived from the federal filing, then that should be all that is required.
Rete -- any idea of why? Just curious; I'm in Texas. It is just that I had always thought that the objective was to show evidence that the person has a sufficient income, and since all other returns are derived from the federal filing, then that should be all that is required.
