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Hello VJ community

I would like to inquire about the 1040 form. the embassy request my fiancee to bring it to the interview along with the affidavit of support. the 1040 have so many pages so which page do I have to send along with the affidavit of support.

anybody have experience.

thank you

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Normally it is the first 2 pages. As soon as you see that the next page is about Healthcare Premiums, stop right there. You don't need that part anymore. 

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is there a difference between IRS and the 1040 form?

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Just now, Tawfik & Marzanna said:

is there a difference between IRS and the 1040 form?

If by IRS you mean Tax Transcript, yes there is a difference. Tax Transcript are much more complete than Form 1040. I submitted my husband's Tax transcript during my time. But either of the two is fine. You can submit the most recent Tax Transcript or you can submit the most recent Tax Form 1040. Up to you.

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(September 14, 2017 - Greencard on Hand!  - late due to Hurricane Irma)
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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Algeria
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ah ok , thank you for the reply I really appreciate it.

being mewly employed one month before the interview is really a problem during the interview for my fiancee? I got a new job after being emploed since october and our interview will be ths 20 september, will the CO having ideas? I hope not I am able to supply at least three weeks pay stubs

what do you think?

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