Confused about tax transcript

[Shimura 0]

I am kinda confused here about tax transcript to send to USCIS for ROC.

which one that i should send to them? is that some paperwork while we applied the tax like form 1040 Individual Income Tax Return , Form 8880 ( retirement savings ), form 889 ( HSA ), W2 or other paperwork from IRS website Tax Return Transcript that we can download and print?

Thank you

[Pianist27 31]

You can order a tax transcript for free from the IRS, just go to www.irs.gov - they send them out in the mail fairly quickly. It's a printout of all your tax information for whatever year you requested.

[kzielu 1,147]

I am kinda confused here about tax transcript to send to USCIS for ROC.

which one that i should send to them? is that some paperwork while we applied the tax like form 1040 Individual Income Tax Return , Form 8880 ( retirement savings ), form 889 ( HSA ), W2 or other paperwork from IRS website Tax Return Transcript that we can download and print?

Thank you

You either request return transcript from IRS or send them complete tax return - 1040, W2, all schedules.

[Ms Hogan 295]

They prefer the tax transcripts so go to the IRS web site and order them for whatever years that show you are married.

[Shimura 0]

thank you all, i already printed them out

Oh 1 more thing, can i just sending them a letter from family / friend without being authorized? thank you

Edited January 9, 2015 by Shimura

[Taureti 12]

Better print it. We requested by mail 2 weeks ago, never got it.

Just go online and print it.

Edited January 9, 2015 by Taureti

[Ms Hogan 295]

thank you all, i already printed them out

Oh 1 more thing, can i just sending them a letter from family / friend without being authorized? thank you

You should have letters notarized. This shows that the person who signed the letter is the actual person and not just someone making up letters on their own. All the notary is doing is saying that the person who is signing it is that person. The notary is not saying the information in the letter is true or not.

[Shimura 0]

Better print it. We requested by mail 2 weeks ago, never got it.

Just go online and print it.

yes i did it, more fast and safe too, thanks Taureti

[Shimura 0]

You should have letters notarized. This shows that the person who signed the letter is the actual person and not just someone making up letters on their own. All the notary is doing is saying that the person who is signing it is that person. The notary is not saying the information in the letter is true or not.

Thanks Ms Hogan, will do then

[Shimura 0]

You should have letters notarized. This shows that the person who signed the letter is the actual person and not just someone making up letters on their own. All the notary is doing is saying that the person who is signing it is that person. The notary is not saying the information in the letter is true or not.

ooops i forgot to asks, do you know where do we could find a notary? it has to be a special lawyer or free notary or ? thank you

[Ms Hogan 295]

ooops i forgot to asks, do you know where do we could find a notary? it has to be a special lawyer or free notary or ? thank you

It all depends where you live but I think most states are going to be similar. I am in Ohio. I am actually a notary myself. I can only charge a couple of dollars to notarize something but I never do.

Check with your bank to see if someone there can notarize documents for you. Keep in mind that it is the person who writes the letter who must have it notarized. They need to sign the letter in front of the notary so the notary can witness the signature.

[Shimura 0]

It all depends where you live but I think most states are going to be similar. I am in Ohio. I am actually a notary myself. I can only charge a couple of dollars to notarize something but I never do.

Check with your bank to see if someone there can notarize documents for you. Keep in mind that it is the person who writes the letter who must have it notarized. They need to sign the letter in front of the notary so the notary can witness the signature.

Ok then Ms Hogan, thanks again.