Tax Transcript Discrepancy !! I-134 Question

[Ide & Sam 1]

Hey so the other day I was finishing up my I-134 form and patting myself on the back about how together I was...and how organized my packet is going to be for my fiance's interview next month...and then..ta da...I discovered a small problem.

My wages/salaries on my tax transcript come out $6,000 short of what my actual W2's add up to !!! I did some math and it turns out that one of my W2's (I have 4 employers) was never submitted to the IRS ! I went down to the IRS and got a Tax Statement and all of that is correct (my employers submitted everything correctly). It turns out that the person I paid to do my taxes forgot to submit one of my W2's !!!! I have 4 different employers so she must have forgotten to include one !

I am going to call her and have her submit an amendment but the IRS tells me that this could take 3 or 4 months ! Our interview is next month !

If I just submit my original W2's, current pay stubs and the Tax Statement should that work ? Should I submit the Tax Transcript and then explain that one of the W2's is missing and then submit a letter adding up all my income etc...

Ugghhhhh...whyyyyyyy !!!!

Edited October 3, 2011 by Ide & Sam

[mariarob1 0]

just get a co sponsor.

[bigdog 376]

Co Sponsor probably faster. Correct your income tax forms and take them your stub if needed. At least you have an option at this point.

[Ide & Sam 1]

The tax transcript still adds up to be over the poverty requirement. My actual wages (if you add up all the W2's) are $27,000 the tax transcript says $21,000. My average wages per year are $33,000 I don't need a co-sponsor. But I just don't want any little glitch like this to screw us up.

I'm gonna kill this tax lady

Edited October 4, 2011 by Ide & Sam

[Ide & Sam 1]

My hourly wage is 25/hour and I have been working for these employers since 2006 and have all my letters from them plus a letter from my trade union certifying my membership.

Edited October 4, 2011 by Ide & Sam

[Robert&Karen 264]

If a W2 was not submitted to the IRS you may need to readjust your taxes for that year.